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Suppose that X and Y are jointly continuous random variables with joint probability density function f(x, y) =5y/2, 0 < x^2 < y < 1. Which of E(Y|X) and Y has the small…

Suppose that X and Y are jointly continuous random variables with joint probability density function f(x, y) =5y/2, 0 < x^2 < y < 1. Which of E(Y|X) and Y has the small…
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Suppose that X and Y are jointly continuous random variables with joint probability density function f(x, y) =5y/2, 0 < x^2 < y < 1. Which of E(Y|X) and Y has the smaller variance?

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write it in a eqution the ill answer

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