Buu has 6 different types (named 1 to 6) of chocolates (in large quantity). Now he plays a game to eat those chocolates. He throws a die (of six sides, non-biased, if the die shows 1, he eats chocolate 1. If the die shows 2, he eats chocolate 2 and so on. Now let X be the number of chocolates of type 1 are eaten and Y be the number of chocolates of type 2 are eaten. What is joint PMF of X and Y ?(Total number of times he roll the die is 4.)

Buu has 6 different types (named 1 to 6) of chocolates (in large quantity). Now he plays a game to eat those chocolates. He throws a die (of six sides, non-biased, if the die shows 1, he eats chocolate 1. If the die shows 2, he eats chocolate 2 and so on. Now let X be the number of chocolates of type 1 are eaten and Y be the number of chocolates of type 2 are eaten. What is joint PMF of X and Y ?(Total number of times he roll the die is 4.)

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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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