Truncated prior distribution
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Suppose that a random sample of size n = 100 from an exponential distribution with parameter $\displaystyle \theta$ is about to be collected. It is thought that a Ga(2, 2) prior distribution for $\displaystyle \theta$ is appropriate but, since it is believed that values of $\displaystyle \theta$ exceeding 6 are impossible, the prior distribution is truncated above 6.
Calculate the prior probability that $\displaystyle \theta$ exceeds 6 assuming the truncated prior distribution. What is the probability when the prior distribution is not truncated?
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