
A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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Question says S = sqrt(4n).(Xn-u) but this solution starts with S= 4n.(Xn-u) ?
No explanation of how Var[4n(Xn-u)] becomes 4n2Var(Xn) : I get that u is constant but whats happening to 4n ->4n2 ?
No explanation of how 4n2Var(X/n) becomes 16.sigma2/n : I get that Var(X) is given as sigma2, but the rest?
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