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Consider some 8-sided dice. Roll two of these dice. Let X be the minimum of the...

Consider some 8-sided dice. Roll two of these dice. Let X be the minimum of the two values that appear. Let Y denote the maximum.

a) Find the joint mass pX,Y(x,y).

b) Compute pX│Y(x│y) in all cases. Express your final answer in terms of a table.

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