Sir but I have one doubt that, mean is proportional to time but sd is proportional to square root of time, so why not in this question we are scaling mean and sd differently, and instead we are directly scaling var with square root of time.
Sir but I have one doubt that, mean is proportional to time but sd is proportional to square root of time, so why not in this question we are scaling mean and sd differently, and instead we are directly scaling var with square root of time.
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I couldn't understand why have you done (1 + q ) / (1+r) instead of (1+r)/(1 + q ).
I couldn’t understand why have you done (1 + q ) / (1+r) instead of (1+r)/(1 + q ).
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Sir but I have one doubt that, mean is proportional to time but sd is proportional to square root of time, so why not in this question we are scaling mean and sd differently, and instead we are directly scaling var with square root of time.
Sir but I have one doubt that, mean is proportional to time but sd is proportional to square root of time, so why not in this question we are scaling mean and sd differently, and instead we are directly scaling var with square root of time.
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