Suppose X, Y are two continuous random variables, with joint PDF fx.y(2, y) > 0 and joint CDF Fx r(z, 9). In addition, X has marginal PDF fx(x) >0 and marginal CDF Fx(2): Y has marginal PDF fy(v) > 0 and marginal CDF FY (1). Which statementis) is/are equivalent to X is independent with Y? Select all that apply. O x and Y is conditional independent give another random variable 2. O For joint and marginal PDFS, fx.r(r, v) = fx(2)fr(v). O For conditional PDFS, xr(lw)-fx(). O For covariance, Cov(X, Y) -0. O PIX < 3,Y < 1 = P{X < 3]P{Y < 1 I For joint and marginal CDFS, Fx.y(2,y) = Fx(2)Fy (y).

Suppose X, Y are two continuous random variables, with joint PDF fx.y(2, y) > 0 and joint CDF Fx r(z, 9). In addition, X has marginal PDF fx(x) >0 and marginal CDF Fx(2): Y has marginal PDF fy(v) > 0 and marginal CDF FY (1). Which statementis) is/are equivalent to X is independent with Y? Select all that apply. O x and Y is conditional independent give another random variable 2. O For joint and marginal PDFS, fx.r(r, v) = fx(2)fr(v). O For conditional PDFS, xr(lw)-fx(). O For covariance, Cov(X, Y) -0. O PIX < 3,Y < 1 = P{X < 3]P{Y < 1 I For joint and marginal CDFS, Fx.y(2,y) = Fx(2)Fy (y).

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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