Final answer:
X represents the support for changing the currency in Statland, Y represents the support for changing the currency in Statopia. b) Find the probability that changing to the Statto has the support of more than half the population in each country. c) Find the marginal density of the support for the Statto in Statland at X=1/2. d) Find the marginal density of the support for the Statto in Statland at Y=1/2. e) Find the conditional density of the support for the Statto in Statland given the support of a third of the population in Statopia at X=1/2.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the given question, X represents the proportion of support for changing the currency in Statland, and Y represents the proportion of support for changing the currency in Statopia.
The joint density function for X and Y is given by f(x,y) = (2/5)(2x+3y) for 0≤x≤1, 0≤y≤1, and 0 elsewhere.
b) To find the probability that changing to the Statto has the support of more than half the population in each country, we need to find the region of the joint density function where both X and Y are greater than 0.5, and then calculate the probability in that region.
c) The marginal density of the support for the Statto in Statland evaluated at the point X=1/2 is 1.
d) The marginal density of the support for the Statto in Statland evaluated at the point Y=1/2 is 1.
e) To find the conditional density of the support for the Statto in Statland given the support of a third of the population in Statopia, we need to find the region of the joint density function where Y=1/3, and then calculate the conditional density at the point X=1/2.