answer 1st part fully. Let X, and X, be two exponential rvs with common parameter 1= 1.1) compute P(X, < 3) and P(X, < 2)Compute P(X, < 3, X, < 2) under the hypothesis that X, and X, are2) independent3) comonotonic4) countermonotonic-3-3-1 /35) linked by the Clayton copula with parameter 3, i.e. C(u,,u,)= (u° + u – 1)

As requested i have answered 1st part using concept of exponential distribution.

Let X, and X, be two exponential rvs with common parameter 1= 1. 2 1) compute P(X, < 3) and P(X, < 2) Compute P(X, < 3, X, < 2) under the hypothesis that X, and X, 2) independent 3) comonotonic 4) countermonotonic are -3 -3 -1/ 5) linked by the Clayton copula with parameter 3, i.e. C(u, ,u,)= (u, +u, – 1)

Let X, and X, be two exponential rvs with common parameter 1= 1. 2 1) compute P(X, < 3) and P(X, < 2) Compute P(X, < 3, X, < 2) under the hypothesis that X, and X, 2) independent 3) comonotonic 4) countermonotonic are -3 -3 -1/ 5) linked by the Clayton copula with parameter 3, i.e. C(u, ,u,)= (u, +u, – 1)

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answer 1st part fully.

Let X, and X, be two exponential rvs with common parameter 1= 1.
1) compute P(X, < 3) and P(X, < 2)
Compute P(X, < 3, X, < 2) under the hypothesis that X, and X, are
2) independent
3) comonotonic
4) countermonotonic
-3
-3
-1 /3
5) linked by the Clayton copula with parameter 3, i.e. C(u,,u,)= (u° + u – 1)

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