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April 2014 CT6 q8

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Adithyan

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I want to understand why we keep generating values from U(0,1) distribution to obtain values of y until we obtain Y m. We don't use these random numbers anywhere right.
 
Can't we simply say repeat the loop m times as the way it is said in (iii) of April2012 q 10
 
I can't see this in the examiners solutions or the ASET so feeling a bit stupid. But looping is a valid way of generating lots of values in an algorithm.
 
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