4. Continuous random variables X and Y areindependent, with parameters ux = 30,ly = 40, Ox = 15, and ơy = 5. Which of thefollowing gives the correct values for ux+Yand ox+y?= 70 and ox+y = 14.1(A) Hx+Y(B) Мx+ү %3D 70 and o x+y %3D 15.8(C) Hx+Y = 70 and ox+y = 20(D) Ux+Y= -10 and ox+Y =14.1(E) Ux+y =-10 and ox+y = 15.8

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Continuous random variables X and Y are Conti: independent, with parameters µx = 30, lly = 40, 0x = 15, and ơy = 5. Which of the following gives the correct values for lx+Y and ox+y? %3D %3D A) Hx+Y =70 and ox+y = 14.1 B) µx+y =70 and ox+y = 15.8 C) Hx+Y = 70 and ox+y = 20 D) µx+y = -10 and ox+y = 14.1 %3D %3D %3D %3D E) µx+y =-10 and ox+y = 15.8 %3D

Continuous random variables X and Y are Conti: independent, with parameters µx = 30, lly = 40, 0x = 15, and ơy = 5. Which of the following gives the correct values for lx+Y and ox+y? %3D %3D A) Hx+Y =70 and ox+y = 14.1 B) µx+y =70 and ox+y = 15.8 C) Hx+Y = 70 and ox+y = 20 D) µx+y = -10 and ox+y = 14.1 %3D %3D %3D %3D E) µx+y =-10 and ox+y = 15.8 %3D

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