Random variable X has mean Ux=24 and standard deviation σx =6. Randon variable Y has mean Uy =14 and standard deviation σY = 4. A new random variable Z was formed, where Z=X+Y. What can we conclude about X, Y, and Z with certainty? That is, which one is true? Select one: a. Uz = 38 σz = 6 X and Y are related b. Uz = 38 σz =10 X and Y are mutually exclusive c. Uz = 38 σz = 7.211 X and Y are independent d. Uz = 38 σz = unknown X and Y are independent

Random variable X has mean Ux=24 and standard deviation σx =6. Randon variable Y has mean Uy =14 and standard deviation σY = 4. A new random variable Z was formed, where Z=X+Y. What can we conclude about X, Y, and Z with certainty? That is, which one is true? Select one: a. Uz = 38 σz = 6 X and Y are related b. Uz = 38 σz =10 X and Y are mutually exclusive c. Uz = 38 σz = 7.211 X and Y are independent d. Uz = 38 σz = unknown X and Y are independent

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