Let X1,.,Xn be i.i.d with n 2 6, E(Xi) > 1 and Var(Xi) > 0. X1x2 and X3X5 are then. (A) not independent, but identically distributed. (B) not identically distributed, but independent. (C) independent and identically distributed. (D) neither independent nor identically distributed.

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Let X1,.,Xn be i.i.d with n 2 6, E(Xi) >1 and Var(Xi) > 0.
X1x2 and X3X5 are then.
(A) not independent, but identically distributed.
(B) not identically distributed, but independent.
(C) independent and identically distributed.
(D) neither independent nor identically distributed.
Transcribed Image Text:Task Let X1,.,Xn be i.i.d with n 2 6, E(Xi) >1 and Var(Xi) > 0. X1x2 and X3X5 are then. (A) not independent, but identically distributed. (B) not identically distributed, but independent. (C) independent and identically distributed. (D) neither independent nor identically distributed.
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