How to find a marginal distribution table


Solve the below:

1) Two socks are randomly drawn, without replacement, from a drawer containing 2 green sock, 3 black socks, and 4 red socks. Let X be the number of green socks and let Y be the number of black socks among the two socks that have been drawn.

a) Draw a two- way distribution table representing the joint distribution of X and Y

b) Find a formula for the joint p.d.f f(x,y) of X and Y

c) Find the marginal distribution table of X and Y

d) Compute µx, µy, V(x), and V(y)

e) Compute E(X,Y) and the covariane between X an Y

f) Compute the value of the coefficient of linear correlation p

g) Find the conditional distribution table of Y, given X=1

h) Compute E(Y|1) and V(Y|1)

i) Are X and Y independent? Explain you answers.

2) Let the joint p.d.f. of X and Y be given by f(x,y) = c (x^2 + Y^2, for x=-1, 0,1,3 and y = -1,2,3 where c is a constant.

a) Find the value of c

b) Find the conditional distribution table of X, given that Y=2

c) Compute P(X>2-Y)

d) Compute Cov(X,Y)

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