3. Let f(y, A) be the density function of a continuous random variable, Y, where A is the parameter ofthe distribution.(a) with reference to family of densities f(y, A) , define what a regular parametric family is.(b) Give three examples of regular parametric families.

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Let f(y, A) be the density function of a continuous random variable, Y, where A is the parameter of the distribution. (a) with reference to family of densities f(y, A) , define what a regular parametric family is. (b) Give three examples of regular parametric families.