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Calculation of E[X|X>Y] for Exponential Random Variables
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[QUOTE="mertcan, post: 5605896, member: 594826"] Hi, Initially X and Y are exponential random variables with rate respectively $$\mu \lambda$$, and I am aware that E[X|X>Y] is obtained using joint distribution but I[B] can not build up the integral structure[/B], I intuitively think the result is just 1/mu, but I can not prove it to myself [B]could you help me about that and building the integral structure?[/B] [/QUOTE]
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