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Consider two continuous random variables X and Y with joint pdf f(x,y)= k(2y- x 4 ) for 1

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Answer:

The answer is "1.6 and
(11)/(12)".

Explanation:

The joint pdf by x and y


1< x<2\\ 0< x< 1

In point a:


\to K \int^1_(y=0) \int^2_(x=1) &nbsp;(2y - (x)/(4)) dx, dy =1\\\\ \to k \int^(1)_(y=0) 2y - (x^2)/(8) \int^(2)_(1) dy=1\\\\\to k \ \ y^2 \int^1_(0) - (1)/(8) (3) =1 \\\\ \to k \ (1-(3)/(8)) =1\\\\\to k= (8)/(5)\\\\


= 1.6

In point b:

In the original pdf of x


\to fx(x)= k \int^(1)_(y=0) (2y-(x)/(4)) dy =k


= k \int^(2)_(1) (x-(x^2)/(4)) dx =k\\\\= k (x^2)/(2) - (x^3)/(12))^2_(1) =k\\\\= k (1)/(2) * 3 - (1)/(12) * 7 =k \\\\ =(3)/(2) - (7)/(12)\\\\= (11)/(12)

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