Let X and Y denote two discrete random variables taking the values in x and y respectively. The collected data over time is represented in the following stochastic model: ?(? = ?, ? = ?) = ?(?, ?). a) Check that this table describes a valid joint probability mass function. b) Find the marginal probabilities of ?? (3)??? ??(2). c) Find following the probability: (i) ?(? = 2, ? = 2), (ii) ?(? = 2 | ? = 2) , (iii) ?(? ≤ 3) d) Find the mean of X. e) Are the X and Y independent? Explain. Note: Kindly assess the table in the picture attached for more information.

Let X and Y denote two discrete random variables taking the values in x and y respectively. The collected data over time is represented in the following stochastic model: ?(? = ?, ? = ?) = ?(?, ?). a) Check that this table describes a valid joint probability mass function. b) Find the marginal probabilities of ?? (3)??? ??(2). c) Find following the probability: (i) ?(? = 2, ? = 2), (ii) ?(? = 2 | ? = 2) , (iii) ?(? ≤ 3) d) Find the mean of X. e) Are the X and Y independent? Explain. Note: Kindly assess the table in the picture attached for more information.

Calculus For The Life Sciences

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