SOLUTION: Let X and Y be independent chi-square random variables with 14 and 5 degrees of freedom,respectively. Find (a) P (|X − Y| ≤ 11.15), (b) P (|X − Y| ≥ 3.8)

SOLUTION: Let X and Y be independent chi-square random variables with 14 and 5 degrees of freedom,respectively. Find (a) P (|X − Y| ≤ 11.15), (b) P (|X − Y| ≥ 3.8)

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Question 1178571: Let X and Y be independent chi-square random variables with 14 and 5 degrees of freedom,respectively. Find
(a) P (|X − Y| ≤ 11.15),
(b) P (|X − Y| ≥ 3.8)
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