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2. Numerical “Proof” that for X,Y independent,Var(X+Y) = Var(X−Y) =σ2X+σ2Y: 2.1 As we did in Lab...
2. Numerical “Proof” that for X,Y independent,Var(X+Y) = Var(X−Y) =σ2X+σ2Y:
2.1 As we did in Lab 4, you will need to generate a sample(x,y)-values by independently generating x-values and y-values.(You may choose sample size of 50000.) State the two distributions you will use for generating x-values and y-values,and the corresponding population variances.
2.2 Compute the sample variances of the (X+Y)-values, and of the (X−Y)-values. What value are these two sample variances supposed to estimate?
2.3 Use the formula that explains the difference between the two sample variances and recompute them using the sample variances of the x- and y-values and their covariance.
please include r code
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just did TLC last week and now we are doing column.
Some key points in my background need to
include.
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Choosing solvents for column chromatography
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packing column two methods, adding sample, eluting column, and
monitoring column
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Proof read lab report on theory of column chromatography. We just did TLC last week and...
Proof read lab report on theory of column chromatography. We
just did TLC last week and now we are doing column.
Some key points in my background need to
include.
Describe Column chromatography and its applications
Choosing solvents for column chromatography
sample and column size
packing column two methods, adding sample, eluting column, and
monitoring column
Column chromatography is used to purify individual chemical
compounds from mixtures. Generally, it is used in a glass tube from
5 mm to 50...
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4
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