Let's say I have these observations below:
6, 7, -2, 1
Moving forward, we are going to assume the observations above are independent and identically distributed. They come from normal distribution and have unknown variance. I need a two-sided confidence interval (95%) for the mean value.
Attached are my answer choices (please open image):![a. [-2,7] b. [-3.75, 9.75] c. [-6.75, 6.75] d. [3.75, 9.75]](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/5cb5f850-756a-11ec-97e7-69be8e6c46aa.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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Let's say I have these observations below:
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If we fit the following model with n observations
where i = 1,...,n
and 's are
identically and independently distributed as a normal random
variable with a mean of zero and a variance ,
and all the x's are fixed.
How can I show that the point estimator of the mean response and
its residuals are statistically independent normal random
variables?
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