Suppose that Y1 ,Y2 ,...,Yn is a random sample from distribution Uniform[0,2]. Let Y(n) and Y(1)...

Suppose that Y₁ ,Y₂ ,...,Y_n is a random sample from distribution Uniform[0,2].

Let Y_(n) and Y₍₁₎ be the order statistics.
(a) Find E(Y₍₁₎)
(b) Find the density of (Y_(n) − 1)²
(c) Find the density of Y_(n) − Y ₍₁₎

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