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UGC-NET 2023 Question 73: Sampling distributions and limit theorems

Match List-I (Variable) with List-II (Distribution):

(A) Sum of squares of n independent standard normal variates

(B) Ratio of a standard normal variate to the square root of an independent chi-square variable divided by its df

(C) Ratio of two independent chi-square variables each divided by their respective df

(D) A normal variate minus its mean, divided by its standard deviation.

List II

(I) t distribution

(II) F distribution

(III) Standard normal distribution

(IV) chi square distribution.

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This question is on Chi-square, t and F distributions, part of Sampling distributions and limit theorems in Statistics.

The distributions that arise from normal samples and the degrees of freedom they carry.

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