(d) Let X be a random variable with PMF Px(x) = and P[X>0|X #0]. (o 1/6 = -1, +1 2/3 x=0 y <1 Calculate P[X0]
(d) Let X be a random variable with PMF Px(x) = and P[X>0|X #0]. (o 1/6 = -1, +1 2/3 x=0 y <1 Calculate P[X0]
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![(d) Let X be a random variable with PMF Px(x) =
and P[X > 0|X ‡ 0].
(e) If the random variable Y has CDF Fy (y)
=
(1/6 x = -1, +1 Calculate P[X ‡ 0]
2/3 x = 0
y <1
{
1/4 1≤y < 5, what is the PMF of Y?
5 ≤y
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Transcribed Image Text:(d) Let X be a random variable with PMF Px(x) =
and P[X > 0|X ‡ 0].
(e) If the random variable Y has CDF Fy (y)
=
(1/6 x = -1, +1 Calculate P[X ‡ 0]
2/3 x = 0
y <1
{
1/4 1≤y < 5, what is the PMF of Y?
5 ≤y
1
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