2.5.8 The random variable X measures the concentration ofethanol in a chemical solution, and the random variable Ymeasures the acidity of the solution. They have a jointprobability density functionf(x, y) = A(20 - x - 2y) 2.5.8 The random variable X measures the concentration ofethanol in a chemical solution, and the random variable Ymeasures the acidity of the solution. They have a jointprobability density functionf(x, y) = A(20 – x – 2y)for 0

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2.5.8 The random variable X measures the concentration of ethanol in a chemical solution, and the random variable Y measures the acidity of the solution. They have a joint probability density function f(x, y) — А(20 -х — 2у) for 0

2.5.8 The random variable X measures the concentration of ethanol in a chemical solution, and the random variable Y measures the acidity of the solution. They have a joint probability density function f(x, y) — А(20 -х — 2у) for 0

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ethanol in a chemical solution, and the random variable Y
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