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Use only six (X, Y) pairs (those corresponding to the first six lot numbers) in Table 8.1 and compute a new estimator 2 (8.38) for the asymptotic variance of (see Comment 26). Compare it with the estimator based on all nine observations obtained in Example 8.3.
Example 8.3
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