Question: Let X 1 , . . .,X n and Y 1 , . . . , Y m be independent random samples from the distributions
Let X 1 , . . .,X n and Y 1 , . . . , Y m be independent random samples from the distributions N(? 1 , ? 3 ) and N(? 2 , ? 4 ), respectively.
(a) Show that the likelihood ratio for testing H 0 : ? 1 = ? 2 , ? 3 = ? 4 against all alternatives is given by

(b) ? Show that the likelihood ratio for testing H 0 : ? 3 = ? 4 with ? 1 and ? 2 unspecified can be based on the test statistic F given in expression (8.3.8).

n/2 m { (2i - u)2 + (yi 1-2) / (m + n) m where u = (na + mg)/(n + m). m/2 (n+m)/2' F = n (x; - X)/(n 1) 1 m (; - Y)/(m 1) 1 (8.3.8)
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