8.4 Suppose that in a trial we obtain the following numbers representing a random sample of 10 bricks selected of a production line: x₁ = 6.161520, x2 = 4.892259, x3 = 6.342859, 4 = 4.673576,25 = 4.936554, = 5.691312. x6 = 3.966134, x7 4.351286, 28 = = 6.010079, 29 = 4.944755, 10 = We assume that the distribution of each brick is a Cauchy random variable with location parameter 8. f(x0) = 1 π(1 + (x −0)²)*

8.4 Suppose that in a trial we obtain the following numbers representing a random sample of 10 bricks selected of a production line: x₁ = 6.161520, x2 = 4.892259, x3 = 6.342859, 4 = 4.673576,25 = 4.936554, = 5.691312. x6 = 3.966134, x7 4.351286, 28 = = 6.010079, 29 = 4.944755, 10 = We assume that the distribution of each brick is a Cauchy random variable with location parameter 8. f(x0) = 1 π(1 + (x −0)²)*

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