Statistics Homework Solutions
#11950
Probabilities
Suppose X and Y are independent chi-square random variables with m and n degrees of freedom respectively. Let
U = (X/m) / (Y/n)
a) Find the density of U (The distribution of U is called the F-Distribution with m and n degrees of freedom).
b) Find the density of V = U / (1+U)
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