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16 Consider the transformation given by Y=X^2, and let the
density function of X be f(x) = 4*x^3 for 0<x<1. Determine
the density function of Y and the interval for which it is
non zero, Select all answers that apply below.
%3D
Choose all that apply.
ODensity function of Y is g(y) = 2*y
ODensity function of Y is g(y) = .125*y^(6)
The interval for which the density function is non zero is
0<y<1
The interval for which the density function is non zero is
0<y

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