Question: Q1: Consider a joint density f(x1, x2) = 27,expl-(3+ -)], for x1, x2 > 0. For the following, enter the answers as algebraic expressions in

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Q1: Consider a joint density f(x1, x2) = 27,expl-(3+ -)], for x1,x2 > 0. For the following, enter the answers as algebraic expressionsin terms of x1, x2, and/or common functions such as exp, log,

Consider a joint density f(x1, x2) = 27,expl-(3+ -)], for x1, x2 > 0. For the following, enter the answers as algebraic expressions in terms of x1, x2, and/or common functions such as exp, log, and cos, e.g., x2 *exp (x2/x1) . (a) Derive fX2 (22) : (b) Derive fx; X2 (21 |202) (c) Give the best approximation g*(X2) in mean square sense for X1 (i.e. find explicitly g* (X2) that minimises E[(X1 - g(X2))2(X2 = 22] over all possible choices of g(X2) such that Elg(X2)? | X2 = 22] is unknown), use the projection method to obtain simultaneous 90% confidence intervals for the population means. Lower Upper (d) Under the original premise (i.e., S a sample covariance matrix, and > is unknown), use the Bonferroni method to obtain simultaneous 90% confidence intervals for the population means. Lower Upper

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