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ok. I think:
(b) Give the probability distribution for X1.
-It's not asking distribution (so it's not an answer like binomial or geo, etc), it's asking the probability, so your answer will be something like:
P(X1=1)=p, P(X1=2)=q, P(X1=3)=... or you can just simply draw a table to show that.
(d) Find E[Y ]
-to explain this, let's say, Y=X1+X2 (where X2 is the number shown on the second die). So, what can you get from the experiment? Y cannot be 1, definitely. Y can be 2 iff X1=1 and X2=1. Y can be 3, there are 2 ways - X1=1 and X2=2 OR X1=2 and X2=1, and Y=... and so on. So WHAT IS THE AVERAGE VALUE OF Y? you would've known the probability of Y=2 is 1/24, of Y=3 is 2/24 and so on, so you can find out E(Y)=sum[y*P(Y=y)]=2*1/24+3*2/24+... |
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