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for the first part, could u tell me why the lower bound is 0 rather than x? We can see from the question that 0<x<y<1, if u set the lower bound=0, x might be bigger than y
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1
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Transcribed Image Text:Q 4.2. Let (X, Y) be a random variable with the follow...
Elyla):
=
=
= (2) argel
Jyflylalady
Ryzdy
y=9
= 2
(1-x2)
2
1-12X
[2]
1
(la)
y=o
x (13-03)
] ?
ņ
why is 0 ?
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Step 1: Solving E(Y|X)
- Expressing in terms of
:
The conditional expectation of given is defined as:
Where is the conditional probability density function (PDF) of given .
In this case, the joint PDF is given by:
To find the conditional PDF , we need to find the marginal PDF of . To do this, integrate the joint PDF over the possible values of :
Now, the conditional PDF is given by:
Now, the conditional expectation is:
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