Random variables X and Y are independent. X Exp(X) with A> 0 and Y~U(0, 1) Determine the probability density function of Z =X/Y. O fz(2) = z (1 – e N=) for -o < z <0o. O None of these. O fz(z) = z (1 -e ) for z 2 0 and fz(z) = 0 otherwise.

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Random variables X and Y are independent. X Exp(X) with A > 0 and Y~U(0, 1).
Determine the probability density function of Z =X/Y.
O fz(2) = z (1 -e ) for -o < z<∞.
O None of these.
O fz(2) = z (1– e ) for z 2 0 and fz(z) = 0 otherwise.
O fz(z) = 1 - e for z 2 0 and fz(z) = 0 otherwise.
O fz(z) = z (1 -e ) for z 2 0 and fz(z) = 0 otherwise.
Transcribed Image Text:Random variables X and Y are independent. X Exp(X) with A > 0 and Y~U(0, 1). Determine the probability density function of Z =X/Y. O fz(2) = z (1 -e ) for -o < z<∞. O None of these. O fz(2) = z (1– e ) for z 2 0 and fz(z) = 0 otherwise. O fz(z) = 1 - e for z 2 0 and fz(z) = 0 otherwise. O fz(z) = z (1 -e ) for z 2 0 and fz(z) = 0 otherwise.
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