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We have two fair three-sided dice, indexed by i=1,2. Each die has sides labelled 1, 2, and 3. We roll the two dice independently, one roll for each die. For i=1,2, let the random variable Xi represent the result of the ith die, so that Xi is uniformly distributed over the set {1,2,3}. Define X=X2−X1.
Calculate the numerical values of following probabilities, as well as the expected value and variance of X:
Calculate the numerical values of following probabilities, as well as the expected value and variance of X:
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Answered by
Anonymous
Plz answer...
Answered by
Anonymous
Calculate the numerical values of following probabilities, as well as the expected value and variance of X:
P(X=0)=
P(X=1)=
P(X=−2)=
P(X=3)=
E[X]=
var(X)=
Let Y=X2.
Calculate the following probabilities:
P(Y=0)=
P(Y=1)=
P(Y=2)=
P(X=0)=
P(X=1)=
P(X=−2)=
P(X=3)=
E[X]=
var(X)=
Let Y=X2.
Calculate the following probabilities:
P(Y=0)=
P(Y=1)=
P(Y=2)=
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RVE
P(X=0)= 1/3
P(X=1)= 2/9
P(X=−2)= 1/9
P(X=3)= 0
E[X]= 0
var(X)= 4/3
P(Y=0)= 1/3
P(Y=1)= 4/9
P(Y=2)= 0
P(X=1)= 2/9
P(X=−2)= 1/9
P(X=3)= 0
E[X]= 0
var(X)= 4/3
P(Y=0)= 1/3
P(Y=1)= 4/9
P(Y=2)= 0
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