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Let X1 and X2 be independent random variables with respective binomial distributions b(3,1/2) and b(5,1/2). Determine (a) P(0.5 < X1 < 1 and 0.4 < X2 < 0.8) (b) E((X1)^2(X2)^3)

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Let X1 and X2 be independent random variables with respective binomial distributions b(3,1/2) and b(5,1/2). Determine

(a) P(0.5 < X1 < 1 and 0.4 < X2 < 0.8)

(b) E((X1)^2(X2)^3)

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The $straight X subscript 1$ and $straight X subscript 2$ are two independent variables.
The $straight X subscript 1$ follows binomial distribution is $straight b open parentheses 3 comma 1 half close parentheses$ .
The $straight X subscript 2$ follows binomial distribution is $straight b open parentheses 5 comma 1 half close parentheses$

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