Let (X1 ; X2) are jointly distributes random variables with discrete joint probability function p(X1 ; X2) = K(X1 + X2) where X1=0,1 and X2=0,1,2. Find the value of K Compute P((X1+X2) < 2) Compute P(X1=1 | X2=0) Compute E(X1X2)

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Let (X1 ; X2) are jointly distributes random variables with discrete joint probability function p(X1 ; X2) = K(X1 + X2) where X1=0,1 and X2=0,1,2.

  1. Find the value of K
  2. Compute P((X1+X2) < 2)
  3. Compute P(X1=1 | X2=0)
  4. Compute E(X1X2)
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