(5) A bivariate density is Sx? y², if x € (-1, 1), 0 < y < x² f(x, y) := otherwise. The marginal densities of X and Y are 9. fx(x) = 5**, x€ (-1, 1); frv) = 9y°(1 – y2), 0 < y < 1. Obtain the conditional density fxIY=y (x).

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(5) A bivariate density is
-{**
Sx² y², if x € (-1, 1), 0 < y < x²
f(x, у) :%3D
otherwise.
The marginal densities of X and Y are
fx(x) =
**, xE (-1, 1);
fr(v) = 9y²(1 – y³2),
0 < y < 1.
Obtain the conditional density fx|Y=y(x).
The following answers are proposed.
(a) For y E (0, 1), the conditional density of X given Y = y is
3x2
if y < x² < 1,
fx\Y=y (x) =
2(1-y3/2)
otherwise.
(b) For y E (x², 1), the conditional density of X given Y = y is
3x2
if 0 < y < 1,
fx\Y=y (x) =
2(1-y3/2)
otherwise.
(c) For y E (x², 1), the conditional density of X given Y = y is
Зу?
{;
if 0 < y < 1,
fx\Y=y (x) =
2(1+y3/2)
otherwise.
(d) For y E (0, 1), the conditional density of X given Y = y is
3y?
2(1+y3/2)
if y < x? < 1,
fx\Y=y (x) =
otherwise.
(e) None of the above
The correct answer is
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
N/A
(Select One)
Transcribed Image Text:(5) A bivariate density is -{** Sx² y², if x € (-1, 1), 0 < y < x² f(x, у) :%3D otherwise. The marginal densities of X and Y are fx(x) = **, xE (-1, 1); fr(v) = 9y²(1 – y³2), 0 < y < 1. Obtain the conditional density fx|Y=y(x). The following answers are proposed. (a) For y E (0, 1), the conditional density of X given Y = y is 3x2 if y < x² < 1, fx\Y=y (x) = 2(1-y3/2) otherwise. (b) For y E (x², 1), the conditional density of X given Y = y is 3x2 if 0 < y < 1, fx\Y=y (x) = 2(1-y3/2) otherwise. (c) For y E (x², 1), the conditional density of X given Y = y is Зу? {; if 0 < y < 1, fx\Y=y (x) = 2(1+y3/2) otherwise. (d) For y E (0, 1), the conditional density of X given Y = y is 3y? 2(1+y3/2) if y < x? < 1, fx\Y=y (x) = otherwise. (e) None of the above The correct answer is (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) N/A (Select One)
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