Example. Suppose we choose independently X and Y to be two Exponential(A) random variables. Use their convolution to find the probability density function of their sum Z = X + Y.

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Example. Suppose we choose independently X and Y to be two Exponential(A) random
variables. Use their convolution to find the probability density function of their sum
Z = X + Y.
Transcribed Image Text:Example. Suppose we choose independently X and Y to be two Exponential(A) random variables. Use their convolution to find the probability density function of their sum Z = X + Y.
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