Which of the following statements are true1. That the expected value operator E(X) is positive means that E(X)2 0 for all X2. The expected value operator fulfills E(aX+bY+c)=aE(X)+bE(Y)+c3. The conditional expected value E(X|Y) is the function h(X) of X that minimize theexpected absolute error E(|h(X)-Y|)4. If X and Y are independent variables so applies to the moment generating function forthe sum X+Y that ox+y(s) = ¢x(s)· Þy(s)

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