Suppose that a die is rolled two times. What are the possible values that the following random variables can take on? (a) W = the maximum value that appears in the two rolls (b) X = the minimum value that appears in the two rolls (c) Y = the sum of the two rolls (d) Z = the value of the first roll minus the value of the second roll What are the probabilities for each of values of the random variable. . . (a) W? (b) X? (c) Y? (d) Z?

Suppose that a die is rolled two times. What are the possible values that the following random variables can take on? (a) W = the maximum value that appears in the two rolls (b) X = the minimum value that appears in the two rolls (c) Y = the sum of the two rolls (d) Z = the value of the first roll minus the value of the second roll What are the probabilities for each of values of the random variable. . . (a) W? (b) X? (c) Y? (d) Z?

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(a) W = the maximum value that appears in the two rolls

(b) X = the minimum value that appears in the two rolls

What are the probabilities for each of values of the random variable. . .

(a) W?

(b) X?

(d) Z?

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