Suppose that Y and Z are random variableswith Y~ Bernoulli(p) and Z =+ 1.Which of the following gives the joint probabilitymass function P(Y = y, Z = z) for y = 0, 1and z = 0, 1?Select one:O a. None of the other choices—O b. (1-y)zp+ y(1 − z)(1 − p)--O c.(1-y)(1 z)p+yz(1 − p)○ d.yzp+ (1 −y)(1 — z)(1 − p)-O e. y(1-z)p+ (1 − y)z(1 − p)-

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