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If x and y are two gamma variates distributed as y(n1) and y(n2) respectively then variable x+y follows ?

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we know that If x and y are two gamma variates distributed as y(n1) and y(n2) respectively then variable x+y follows Gamma distribution with y(n1 +n2).

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If x and y are two gamma variates distributed as y(n1) and y(n2) respectively then variable x+y follows ?​

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If x and y are two gamma variates distributed as y(n1) and y(n2) respectively then variable x+y follows ?