Q. 6.40
Question
The joint probability mass function of X and Y is given by
Step-by-Step Solution
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(a) The conditional mass function of X:
(b) X and Y are not independent
(c) Corresponding probabilities,
1Step 1: Given information (part a)
Y is represented by
also, Y = i for
2Step 2: Explanation (part a)
Probability for Y,
Therefore, the conditional mass function of X:
For
and
for
and
3Step 1: Given information (part b)
Y is represented by
4Step 2: Explanation (part b)
Form part (a) we have
then
thus
Therefore X and Y are not independent.
5Step 1: Given information (part c)
Y is represented by
6Step 2: Explanation (part c)
Corresponding probability is
Probability for
Probabilities for :
Probabilities for :
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