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i) Putting m = 0, k = 1 in (2.12), the explicit formula for the single moments of order statistics of the type II exponentiated log-logistic distribution can be obtained as
r — 1
u
p=0 u=0
[a(n — r + u+l) + p — (j/f3)\ ’
where
rn (r — l)!(n — r)! ’
ii) Setting m = — 1 in (2.12), we deduce the explicit expression for the single moments of upper k record values for type II exponentiated log-logistic distribution in view of (2.11) and (2.6) in the form
E[Xj(r, n, -1. *)] = £[(Z<*’))3'] = (ak)ra’ jr
p~o
and hence for upper records
p=o
Recurrence relations for single moments of gos from (1.5) can be obtained in the following theorem.
^1--^jE[Xj(r, n, m, A;)] = E[Xj(r — 1 ,n,m,k)\
+i^-E[Xi-<‘(r,n,m,k)]. (2.14)
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Proof. Prom (1.5), we have
E[X3(r,n,m,k)\ = -^~^j J ^3{F{x)X'r~lf{x)gr^l{F{x))dx. (2.15)
Integrating by parts treating [P'(x)]7r_1/(x) for integration and rest of the integrand for differentiation, we get
E[Xj (r,n,m,k)\ = E[Xj (r — l,n,m,k)]-\--~.. f xi~l[F(x)]lrg(^l(F(x))dx
7r{? — 1)' Jo
the constant of integration vanishes sińce the integral considered in (2.15) is a definite integral. On using (1.3), we obtain
E[Xj(r, n, m, fc)] — E[X*(r — 1, n, m, fc)]
ap(r(r~— \)\ I”
g-i r i
-0
a/37r (r -
and hence the result given in (2.14).
Remark 2.1: Setting m = 0, k = 1, in (2.14), we obtain a recurrence relation for single moments of order statistics for type II exponentiated log-logistic distribution in the form
a/3(n — r + l)J