I think the answer is D but I’m not sure
The moment-generating function for y is given as eⁿᵇ - eⁿᵃ / n(b-a) and derivation of moment-generating function of y is e-1/t
Given that,
The interval (0, 1) is covered by a uniform distribution of y, and a > 0 is a constant.
The moment generating function is eⁿᵇ - eⁿᵃ / n(b-a)
The given interval is (0,1)
Here a =0;
b=1;
Now substitute the values of a and b in the above moment generating function we get,
y=eⁿᵇ - eⁿᵃ / n(b-a)
y=e^1-e^0/t(1-0)
y= e-1/t
Therefore, the derivation of the moment generating function is e-1/t
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Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
what do you mean ?? its already written there
This is how you do it hope this helps.
