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The large-sample distribution of The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  1 is


A) The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  (
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  1-β1)
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  N(0
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  where νi= (Xi-μx) ui
B) The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  (
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  1-β1)
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  N(0
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  where νi= ui
C) The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  (
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  1-β1)
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  N(0
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  where νi= Xiui
D) The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  (
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  1-β1)
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0  N(0
The large-sample distribution of   1 is A)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= (Xi-μx) ui B)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= ui C)    (   1-β1)    N(0   where νi= Xiui D)    (   1-β1)    N(0

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