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Suppose that X is a continuous random variable and that Y=X^4. Then, for y≥0 we have

fY(y)=ay^bfX(−cy^d)+ay^bfX(cy^d),

for some a, b, d, and some c>0. Find a, b, c, and d.
3 years ago

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Answered by Sanchez
a=1/4
b=-3/4
c=1
d=1/4
3 years ago

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