Question: Show that E{ k } = 2((k + 1)/2)/(k/2).(Advice: A simple way is to consider a r.v. U having the 2 k -distribution; that

Show that E{χk} = √2Γ((k + 1)/2)/Γ(k/2). (Advice: A simple way is to consider a r.v. U having the χ2-distribution; that is, the Γ-distribution with parameters (1/2 , k/2 ), and write the integral forShow that E{χk} = √2Γ((k + 1)/2)/Γ(k/2). (Advice: A simple way is to

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