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5. Let X be uniformly distributed in [0, 1]. Given X = x, the r.v. Y is uniformly distributed in ...
5. Let X be uniformly distributed in [0, 1]. Given X = x, the r.v. Y is uniformly distributed in 0, x for 0<x<1 (a) Specify the joint pdf fxy(x,y) and sketch its region of support Ω XY. (b) Determine fxly(x1025). (c) Determine the probability P(X〈2Y). (d) Determine the probability P(X +Y 1)
X and Y are jointly uniformly distributed and their joint PDF is given by: fX,Y(x,y) = {k , 0<=x<=4, 0 <=y <= 8 0 , otherwise } a.) find the value of k that makes the joint PDF valid b.) compute the probability P[(X-2)^2 + (Y-2)^2 < 4] c.) compute the probability P[Y > 0.5X + 5]
1) Let X and Y have joint pdf: fxy(x,y) = kx(1 – x)y for 0 < x < 1,0 < y< 1 a) Find k. b) Find the joint cdf of X and Y. c) Find the marginal pdf of X and Y. d) Find P(Y < VX) and P(X<Y). e) Find the correlation E(XY) and the covariance COV(X,Y) of X and Y. f) Determine whether X and Y are independent, orthogonal or uncorrelated.
Show the random variables X and Y are independent, or not independent Find the joint cdf given the joint pdf below Suppose that (X, Y) is uniformly distributed over the region defined by 0 sys1-x2 and -1sx 4 Therefore, the joint probability density function is, 0; Otherwise Suppose that (X, Y) is uniformly distributed over the region defined by 0 sys1-x2 and -1sx 4 Therefore, the joint probability density function is, 0; Otherwise
1. The joint probability density function (pdf) of X and Y is given by fxy(x, y) = A (1 – xey, 0<x<1,0 < y < 0 (a) Find the constant A. (b) Find the marginal pdfs of X and Y. (c) Find E(X) and E(Y). (d) Find E(XY). 2. Let X denote the number of times (1, 2, or 3 times) a certain machine malfunctions on any given day. Let Y denote the number of times (1, 2, or 3...
X and Y are jointly uniformly distributed and their joint PDF is given by: fX,Y(x,y) = {k , 0<=x<=4, 0 <=y <= 8 0 , otherwise } a.) find the value of k that makes the joint PDF valid b.) compute the probability P[(X-2)^2 + (Y-2)^2 < 4] c.) compute the probability P[Y > 0.5X + 5]
Let X and Y have the joint pdf fXY(x,y) = 24xy^3, 0<y<x<1. Find P(X>2/3, Y<1/3) Find P(X<2Y)
Show all work! Thank you! Sk(x+y) 0<x<1, 0<y</ 14. Determine k, so that fx.y(x, y)= otherwise is a joint pdf. 10 15. Determine k, so that fxy(x,y)= kry 0<x<1, 0<y<1. 6 otherwise is a joint pdf. k(xy?) 0<x<1, 0<y<1. is a joint pdf. Determine k, so that fx.x(x,y)= 1 otherwise 17. Determine k, so that fx.y(x,y)= kr 0<x<y<1 O otherwise is a joint pdf. k(x + y) 0<x< y<1 18. Determine k, so that fx. (x,y)= 1 0 otherwise is...
Show all work! Thank you! 0<x<2, 0<y<1 23. The joint pdf of X and Y is fx.y(x, y)= (region below). 3 0 otherwise a) Determine f(y) b) Determine fx, (x) c) Determine E[Yx] d) Determine E[X|y] 0 1 2 24. Suppose that the joint probability density function of the jointly continuous random variables X and Y is x on the given region fxy(x,y)= 11 10 otherwise Determine fyly) 1 _$6x 0<x< y1 25. Let X and Y be continuous random...
Let X be a continuous random variable with PDF fx(x)- 0 otherwise We know that given Xx, the random variable Y is uniformly distributed on [-x,x. 1. Find the joint PDF fx(x, y) 2. Find fyo). 3. Find P(IYI <x3) Let X be a continuous random variable with PDF fx(x)- 0 otherwise We know that given Xx, the random variable Y is uniformly distributed on [-x,x. 1. Find the joint PDF fx(x, y) 2. Find fyo). 3. Find P(IYI