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MHB Property of independent random variables
Thank you very much! I understand it with your explanation. =D- alfred2
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MHB Property of independent random variables
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MHB Property of independent random variables
hello! I'm trying to understand the following property: Let X and Y be independent random variables z: = X + Y. Then http://imageshack.us/a/img268/9228/71pe.png where fZ (z) is the probability mass function for a discrete random variable defined as follows...- alfred2
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- Independent Property Random Random variables Variables
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MHB Multiplication Theorem on Probability and proof
Thanks! You were right ;)- alfred2
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MHB Multiplication Theorem on Probability and proof
Hi Everyone! I'm with Conditional Probability and I don't understan this theorem. Theorem: If http://imageshack.us/a/img28/1349/1qg.png then http://imageshack.us/a/img209/8829/aor.png Proof: All the conditional probabilities are well defined, since http://imageshack.us/a/img197/8938/4xp.png...- alfred2
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- Multiplication Probability Proof Theorem
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MHB How Does Professor Roberto's Grading System Affect Student Scores?
Professor Roberto has to take an oral examination. The grading scale is as follows: 5: = best and 1: = worst. At most he only gives the note 4. Each student under review is questioned if he is a Lakers fan. The student's grade is based on his answer (is a fan / not a fan) and on the language in...- alfred2
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- Density Random Random variable Variable
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MHB Solve Probability Inequality | Finite Probabilistic Space
Hi! I have to do this exercise: Define a finite probabilistic Space (Ω; Pr[ ]) and 2 events A,B⊆ Ω and Pr[A] ≠ Pr[B] so that we can verify that Pr[A∩B]>=9*Pr[A]*Pr[B] > 0. (1) ___________________________________________ I've been trying it but i have reached this conclusion: If Pr[A]>0...- alfred2
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- Inequality Probability
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MHB Probability of Not Getting Candy
Hi I've found this exercise but I do not understand the solution: _________________________________________________________________ In a party c candies are given randomly to n kids. ¿Which is the probablility that my nephew doesn't receive any candy? We supose the candies and the kids are...- alfred2
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- Probability
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