10. Xand Yare random variables, and f-) is the corresponding probability function. Which of the following islare true?
10. Xand Yare random variables, and f-) is the corresponding probability function. Which of the following islare true?
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10. X and Y are random variables, and f-) is the corresponding probability function. Which of the following is/are true?
If X and Y are positively correlated, then fx x, y) > Mx) MY) for all values of x & y.
If X and Y are negatively correlated, then fx, x, y) > Mx) My) for all values of x & y.
Regardless of whether X and Y are independent, fx(x) 2 0, fMy) 2 0, and fx (x, y) 2 0 for all values of x & y.
If X and Y are independent, then fxx) s0, fMy) S0, and fx (X, y) = x(x) fyy) for all values of x & y.
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10. X and Y are random variables, and f-) is the corresponding probability function. Which of the following is/are true?
If X and Y are positively correlated, then fx x, y) > Mx) MY) for all values of x & y.
If X and Y are negatively correlated, then fx, x, y) > Mx) My) for all values of x & y.
Regardless of whether X and Y are independent, fx(x) 2 0, fMy) 2 0, and fx (x, y) 2 0 for all values of x & y.
If X and Y are independent, then fxx) s0, fMy) S0, and fx (X, y) = x(x) fyy) for all values of x & y.
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