Let X and Y be random variables with joint PDF fx,y(x, y) = 2 for 0...
Let X and Y be continuous random variables with joint pdf f(x,y) =fX (c(X + Y), 0 < y < x <1 otBerwise a. Find c. b. Find the joint pdf of S = Y and T = XY. c. Find the marginal pdf of T. 、
4) The random variables X and Y have the joint PDF fx,y(x, y) = 0 < x < 6,0 < y < 6 Find E [X2Y2].
8. Let X and Y be a random variable with joint continuous pdf: f(x,y)- 0< y <1 0, otherwise a. b. c. Find the marginal PDF of X and Y Find the E(X) and Var(X) Find the P(X> Y)
2. Let the random variables X and Y have the joint PDF given below: 2e -y 0 xyo0 fxy (x, y) otherwise 0 (a) Find P(X Y < 2) (b) Find the marginal PDFs of X and Y (c) Find the conditional PDF of Y X x (d) Find P(Y< 3|X = 1)
4.5.4 X and Y are random variables with the joint PDF ( 5x2/2 JX,Y (x, y) = -1 < x < 1; 0 <y < x2, otherwise. 10 (a) What is the marginal PDF fx(x)? (6) What is the marginal PDF fy(y)?
2. Let the random variables X and Y have the joint PDF given below: S 2e-2-Y 0 < x < y < fxy(x,y) = { 0 otherwise (a) Find P(X+Y < 2). (b) Find the marginal PDFs of X and Y. (c) Find the conditional PDF of Y|X = r. (d) Find P(Y <3|X = 1).
1. Suppose X and Y are continuous random variables with joint pdf f(x,y) 4(z-xy) if = 0 < x < 1 and 0 < y < 1, and zero otherwise. (a) Find E(XY) b) Find E(X-Y) (c) Find Var(X - Y) (d) What is E(Y)?
Let the random variables X, Y with joint probability density function (pdf) fxy(z, y) = cry, where 0 < y < z < 2. (a) Find the value of c that makes fx.y (a, y) a valid pdf. (b) Calculate the marginal density functions for X and Y (c) Find the conditional density function of Y X (d) Calculate E(X) and EYIX) (e Show whether X. Y are independent or not.
7.5.6 Random variables X and Y have joint PDF fx,y(x, y) = _J1/2 -1 < x <y <1, 1/2 10 otherwise. (a) What is fy(y)? (b) What is fx|v(x\y)? (c) What is E[X|Y = y)?
2. (10 marks) Let X, and X, be two random variables with joint pdf 3.1 0 < x <3 <1; xix,( 22) - Yo elsewhere. a) Are X, and X, independent? If not, find E(X,X2). b) Are X, and X, correlated? Find Cou(X1, X2).