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Remember that if we integrate from -o∞ to oo with respect to both variables, the probability should be 1. 1 O 1. The joint density function for a pair of ran- %3D 216 dom variables X and Y is O 2. C = 220 0

Remember that if we integrate from -o∞ to oo with respect to both variables, the probability should be 1. 1 O 1. The joint density function for a pair of ran- %3D 216 dom variables X and Y is O 2. C = 220 0

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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