A.B,M and X are random variables. If A and B are independant then they _____ uncorrelated. If E(MX)= E(M)E(X) then M and X _____ independant.

A.B,M and X are random variables. If A and B are independant then they _ uncorrelated. If E(MX)= E(M)E(X) then M and X _ independant.

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