Suppose you have joint random variables X and Y. a) If a problem does not state anything about whether the variables are independent or not, can we assume it? Yes O No b) How would you calculate Cov(X,Y) if we have no information about independence? О Е (XҮ) — Е(X)E(Y) — 0 - О Е (XY) — Е(Хх)E(Y) c) If random variables X and Y are independent, how would you calculate Cov(X,Y)? О Е (XҮ) — Е(X)E(Y) — 0 - О Е (XҮ) — Е(X)E(Y)

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