0, x<0, If X has the CDF F(x)= 64 0Sx<4, 1, x>4. then P(2

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0, x<0,
If X has the CDF F(x)=
64
%3D
OSx<4,
1,
x>4.
then P(2<X <4) is equal to
Select one:
a. 12/16
O b.7/8
C 3/4
d. 3/16
Transcribed Image Text:0, x<0, If X has the CDF F(x)= 64 %3D OSx<4, 1, x>4. then P(2<X <4) is equal to Select one: a. 12/16 O b.7/8 C 3/4 d. 3/16
1, -x<y<x, 0<x<1,
Let X and Y have the joint density f(x)=-
0, Otherwise.
Find the marginal density of Y.
Select one:
1+y, -1<ys0,
O a. f(y) =
0,
Otherwise.
1+y, -1sys0,
b. f(y) =
1-y, 0<ys1.
O fv) = 0.5+y, -1syso,
0.5-y, 0<ys1.
1.f)=1-y, -1syso,
1+y, 0<ys1.
d. f(y) =
Transcribed Image Text:1, -x<y<x, 0<x<1, Let X and Y have the joint density f(x)=- 0, Otherwise. Find the marginal density of Y. Select one: 1+y, -1<ys0, O a. f(y) = 0, Otherwise. 1+y, -1sys0, b. f(y) = 1-y, 0<ys1. O fv) = 0.5+y, -1syso, 0.5-y, 0<ys1. 1.f)=1-y, -1syso, 1+y, 0<ys1. d. f(y) =
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