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3.3.5 Let Y and Z be two independent random variables, each with positive variance. Prove that Corr(Y,Z) = 0. 336 Let Y Y and 7 he three random variables, and suppose that X and Z are inde-

3.3.5 Let Y and Z be two independent random variables, each with positive variance. Prove that Corr(Y,Z) = 0. 336 Let Y Y and 7 he three random variables, and suppose that X and Z are inde-

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
10th Edition
ISBN:9780134753119
Author:Sheldon Ross
Publisher:Sheldon Ross
Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis
Section: Chapter Questions
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CS SE 3.3.5 Let Y and Z be two independent random variables, each with positive variance. Prove that Corr(Y,Z) = 0. 3.3.6 Let X, Y, and Z be three random variables, and suppose that X and Z are inde- pendent. Prove that Cov(X + Y, Z) = Cov(Y, Z). 3.3.7 Let X Exponential (3) and Y~ Poisson (5). Assume X and Y are independent. Let Z = X + Y. (a) Compute Cov(X, Z). (b) Compute Corr(X, Z). 4
Transcribed Image Text:CS SE 3.3.5 Let Y and Z be two independent random variables, each with positive variance. Prove that Corr(Y,Z) = 0. 3.3.6 Let X, Y, and Z be three random variables, and suppose that X and Z are inde- pendent. Prove that Cov(X + Y, Z) = Cov(Y, Z). 3.3.7 Let X Exponential (3) and Y~ Poisson (5). Assume X and Y are independent. Let Z = X + Y. (a) Compute Cov(X, Z). (b) Compute Corr(X, Z). 4
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