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Boundedness: Prove that M'-m' =< M-m
I listed the question word-for-word in the opening post, so it doesn't say anything about continuity. I guess I could assume it is continuous, but I don't know how relevant that would be. I'm also not sure how that bit on "positive and negative function values" is supposed to be implemented...- Runty_Grunty
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Boundedness: Prove that M'-m' =< M-m
Homework Statement Suppose that f(x) is a bounded function on [a,b]. If M, M' denote the least upper bounds and m, m' denote the greatest lower bounds of f, |f| respectively, prove that M'-m'\leq M-m. 2. The attempt at a solution (these are the only things I have; most are properties found...- Runty_Grunty
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Graduate Using joint probability mass functions
I know assignment questions and such aren't meant to be placed in here, but there's no spot in the "homework section" that's meant for statistics. Move this to the appropriate section if necessary; I couldn't find it. Here I have an image of the questions we are meant to answer. The...- Runty_Grunty
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- Functions Joint Mass Probability
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Graduate Check my proof on showing two Bernoulli RV's are independent
Thanks, I was wondering what was meant by that "summing" part.- Runty_Grunty
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Graduate Check my proof on showing two Bernoulli RV's are independent
I've got a pretty good answer to this one already, yet I'd like to see how solid it is. I'll list the question first in quotes. Here's my work below. I credit http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/0909/0909.1685v4.pdf" for the answer. X and Y are independent if and only if...- Runty_Grunty
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- Bernoulli Independent Proof
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