Thank you so much. You are truly a life saver. I have a deadline in 15 hours but I have no idea how to do it, nor that I have a single clue from my book. But you saved me, now I understand how to choose my bound from the picture of my support. Thank you!
In example 4 why is that you didnt make use of lower limit of y=0 and upper limit of y=1 while calculating the value of k whereas range of 0 to 1 was used for x?
For more solved question on the Joint Probability Density function click on the link below: drive.google.com/file/d/1sEylHsFaX6aHTWjiCKaBqwaLcnfG0A7X/view?usp=sharing
Really helpful! Thank you!! Could you please explain explain the following questions... P(X=x,Y=y)= c(xy+x+1) where x=0,1,2 and y=0,1. no other values are possible. (a) show that c= 1/15 makes this a valid probability distribution. (b) find the marginal distribution of X and also E (X). (c) find the conditional distribution of X given that Y=1 and evaluate it's mean.
3 hrs of struggle, and this video uses 30 sec to make joke of my life. 30 sec from this video is all i need.
can relate hahaha :D
Thank you so much. You are truly a life saver. I have a deadline in 15 hours but I have no idea how to do it, nor that I have a single clue from my book. But you saved me, now I understand how to choose my bound from the picture of my support. Thank you!
perfect logical explanation, I wish all of my teachers explained this clearly!!
This video is crystal clear.Thank you for clearing my confusion.
I still don't understand how to determine the ranges for x and y and why they change when calculating marginal pdfs and when calculating expectation 😢
In example 4 why is that you didnt make use of lower limit of y=0 and upper limit of y=1 while calculating the value of k whereas range of 0 to 1 was used for x?
it helped me a lot(3 hours before the exam:)),thank you so much
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you are a great professor, thank you!
In the marginal of y
How you have taken the limits fom y to 1
i dont get it...why didnt you do the additional part...i wasted 9:51 waiting for that part
what is the name of this book?
it was helpful . thankyou so much..
Excellent explanation!
thank you so much for this.
Thank you for posting good lectures. It helps me a lot. btw, Click "don't show this message again"!!!
nvm. You just clicked it lol
I still don't understand😥
k/8 = 1/2 isn't it? Because The value of our area is 1/2. Could you please explain it ?
Thank you so much for this helpful video
thank u very much for poSting thiS video..
Thank you for your teaching
Thank you so much this is very helpful
Thank you, very straight forward!
Thanks for your lecture. Could you please explain me for the following function. Find the value of k for the function f(x,y)=kxy^2 if 0≦x≦y≦1
Send me an email, and I can write it out for you. (evans@rose-hulman.edu)
For more solved question on the Joint Probability Density function click on the link below:
drive.google.com/file/d/1sEylHsFaX6aHTWjiCKaBqwaLcnfG0A7X/view?usp=sharing
Really helpful! Thank you!!
Could you please explain explain the following questions...
P(X=x,Y=y)= c(xy+x+1)
where x=0,1,2 and y=0,1. no other values are possible.
(a) show that c= 1/15 makes this a valid probability distribution.
(b) find the marginal distribution of X and also E (X).
(c) find the conditional distribution of X given that Y=1 and evaluate it's mean.
Anyone else try to close out the window at 1:11 thinking it was their computer?
thank you so much
This is great
thank you
If you could slow down just a little it would be super helpful! I guess you are limited to a 10-minute video...
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Thank you