p(x,y)=k(2x+3y) for X=0,1,2 and Y=1,2,3
Solutions i)
Marginal distribution of X
p(x)= ∀Y∑p(x,y)= 1<y<3∑k(2x+3y)
=k(2x+3)+k(2x+6)+k(2x+9)
=6kx+18kAnswer: p(x) = 6kx + 18k
Marginal distribution of Y
p(y)= ∀X∑p(x,y)
= 0<x<2∑k(2x+3y)
=k(3y)+k(2+3y)+k(4+3y)
=9ky+6k Answer: p(y) = 9ky + 6k
∀X∑p(x)= ∀Y∑p(Y)=1
∀X∑p(x)= 0<x<2∑6kx+18k
1=(18k)+(6k+18k)+(12k+18k)
1=72k
=721
p(x,y)=722x+3y
p(x)=12x+41
p(y)=8y+121
Solution ii) P(X = x / Y = 2)
p(x,2)=722x+6 Answer: ( 2 x + 6 ) / 72
Soultion iii) P[X +Y > 3]
P[X+Y>3]=p(X=2,Y=2)orP(X=2,Y=3)orP(X=1,Y=3)
=724+6+724+9+722+9=3617 Answer: 17 / 36
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