Let fxr(r, y) be the joint probability function for the random vector (X, Y) (discrete or continuous). If fx(1) > 0, then there must exist a y CR, such that /x.r(1.p) > 0. True False

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Let fxr(r, p) be the joint probability function for the random vector (X, Y) (discrete or continuous). If fx(1) > 0, then there must exist a y eR. such
that fx.r(1.y) > 0.
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