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![We\ know\ for\ max\ order\ statistic,\ M, \ pdf\ is\ given\ by, \\ g_{M}(m)=\frac{10!}{9!}[F(m)]^{10-1}[1-F(m)]^{10-10}f(m) , \ -\infty<m<\infty \\ where, \ f()\ and\ F()\ are\ pdf\ and\ cdf\ of\ std.normal\ rv. \\ so\ g_{M}(m)=10(F(m))^{9}f(m) , \ -\infty<m <\infty \\ Now, \ cdf\ of\ M, \ G(m)=\int_{-\infty}^{m}10(F(z))^{9}f(z)dz \\ Since, \ f(z)=F^{'}(z) , \ , \ we\ get\ integral,\ as\ G(m)=F(m) , \\ i.e.\ same\ cdf\ as\ std.normal, \ so, \ \\ t\ will\ be\ 90th\ percentile\ of\ std.normal\ distribution, \ so \\ t=1.2815](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/6bf43c70-e263-11ea-ad87-872bc5623536.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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Suppose X1, X2,..., X10 are independent normal random variables with mean O and variance 1. Let max{X1, X2, ..., X10} What is the largest value of t so that P(M <t) < 0.90? That is, find the 90th percentile of M.
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