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Proposition 6.10 Independent Discrete Random Variables: Bivariate Case Let X andY be two discrete random variables defined on the same sample space. Then X and Y are independent if and only if pxy(x,y) = px(x)py(y), for all x , y ER. (6.19) In words, two discrete random variables are independent if and only if their joint equals the product of their marginal PMFs. Proposition 6.11 Independence and Conditional Distributions Discrete random variables X and Y are independent if and only if either of the following properties holds: a) Each conditional PMF of Y given X = x is identical to the PMF on b) Each conditional PMF of X given Y- y is identical to the PMF of X 299 . Y) is chosen randomly from { (x,y) : x, y E (0. I. ut doing any computations, explain why X and Y aren't independent. roposition 6.10 on page 292 to show that X and Y aren't independent. roposition 6.11 on page 295 to show that X and Y aren't independent. 6.70 A point (X , 9} and x 2 y b) Use c) Use 6.71 A university gives separate placement

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