Finding minimum variable's density function

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Homework Statement


Let X and Y be independent and suppose that each has a Uniform (0,10) distribution.
Let Z = min{X, Y }. Find the density fZ(z) for Z.


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i'm sorry but i really don't know how to handle this.
 
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Start by finding the cdf.
 
if x and y both have same uniform distribution, then z has the same distribution as x and y?
 
wldnrp13579 said:
if x and y both have same uniform distribution, then z has the same distribution as x and y?

What are your reasons for thinking this? Have you actually computed the distribution?
 
wldnrp13579 said:
if x and y both have same uniform distribution, then z has the same distribution as x and y?
FX(x) is the probability of what? Likewise, FZ(z).
 
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