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...previous one - it can take a vector as its x argument Txz <- function(x, sigma_p, mu_p) (x - mu_p)/sigma_p # The general function with several arguments BetaG <- function(mu, alpha, n, sigma, mu_0) { lasZ <- zetas(alpha) # It is a vector sigma_M <- sigma/sqrt(n) lasX <- Tzx(lasZ, sigma_M, mu_0) # Another vector(transf. from lasZ) NewZ <- Txz(lasX, sigma_M, mu) # A new vector:transf. from lasX # And the result is a single value: pnorm(NewZ[2]) - pnorm(NewZ[1]) } # Now, let's have a function of a single argument, giving # partic...

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