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Identify the kernel and normalizing constant for the following probability density functions: The Exponential Distribution: f[z; A] = Ae^(-Az) The Gamma Distribution: f[z;a, 8] = (1/Î“(a)) * (1/Î²)^a * z^(a-1) * e^(-z/Î²) The Normal Distribution: f[z; Î¼,Ïƒ] = (1/âˆš(2Ï€Ïƒ^2)) * e^(-(z-Î¼)^2/(2Ïƒ^2)) The Laplace Distribution: f[z;Î¼,b] = (1/2b) * e^(-|z-Î¼|/b) The Beta Distribution: f[z;a,b] = (1/B(a,b)) * z^(a-1) * (1-z)^(b-1) The X^2 Distribution: f[z;n] = (1/(2^(n/2) * Î“(n/2))) * z^(n/2-1) * e^(-z/2) The Student-t Distribution: f[x;n] = (1/(âˆš(nÏ€) * B(1/2, n/2))) * (1 + (x^2/n))^(-(n+1)/2)

          Identify the kernel and normalizing constant for the following probability density functions:
The Exponential Distribution: f[z; A] = Ae^(-Az)
The Gamma Distribution: f[z;a, 8] = (1/Î“(a)) * (1/Î²)^a * z^(a-1) * e^(-z/Î²)
The Normal Distribution: f[z; Î¼,Ïƒ] = (1/âˆš(2Ï€Ïƒ^2)) * e^(-(z-Î¼)^2/(2Ïƒ^2))
The Laplace Distribution: f[z;Î¼,b] = (1/2b) * e^(-|z-Î¼|/b)
The Beta Distribution: f[z;a,b] = (1/B(a,b)) * z^(a-1) * (1-z)^(b-1)
The X^2 Distribution: f[z;n] = (1/(2^(n/2) * Î“(n/2))) * z^(n/2-1) * e^(-z/2)
The Student-t Distribution: f[x;n] = (1/(âˆš(nÏ€) * B(1/2, n/2))) * (1 + (x^2/n))^(-(n+1)/2)

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