Let X and Y denote two continuous random variables with the joint density function: f(r, y) = 0<<1, 0

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Let X and Y denote two continuous random variables with the joint density function:
0<I<1, 0<y<1-r,
elsewhere.
f(r, y) =
1o,
Then
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O k=1/4
k36
O k=3/20
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Suppose the waiting fe (m mtesy for cars n fmel station, X. IS normally distributed
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Transcribed Image Text:Question* Let X and Y denote two continuous random variables with the joint density function: 0<I<1, 0<y<1-r, elsewhere. f(r, y) = 1o, Then O None of these O k=1/4 k36 O k=3/20 Question Suppose the waiting fe (m mtesy for cars n fmel station, X. IS normally distributed wth nean 10 and standard deviation5 The probability that a car wails between 7 andil EN
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