A box contains two reward cards and three penalty cards. Player A draws a card at random and then Player B draws a different card at random from the cards that are still in the box. Let Y1 be the number of reward cards drawn by Player A and let Y2 be the number of reward cards drawn by Player B. What is the joint probability distribution for Y1 and Y2?

A box contains two reward cards and three penalty cards. Player A draws a card at random and then Player B draws a different card at random from the cards that are still in the box. Let Y1 be the number of reward cards drawn by Player A and let Y2 be the number of reward cards drawn by Player B. What is the joint probability distribution for Y1 and Y2?

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A box contains two reward cards and three penalty cards. Player A draws a card at random
and then Player B draws a different card at random from the cards that are still in the
box. Let Y1 be the number of reward cards drawn by Player A and let Y2 be the number
of reward cards drawn by Player B. What is the joint probability distribution for Y1 and
Y2?

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