Let Y ~Bernoulli(X) where X is a random “probability of success" parameter.99Let X ~Beta(0, 1). Find the value of 0 for which E(Y) = 2/3 and compute Var(Y)for this value of 0. You may assume that E(X)= 0/(0 +1).

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