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3.4. Determine if the3.4. Determine if the X and Y are statistically independent? Hint: (fx x...

3.4. Determine if the3.4. Determine if the X and Y are statistically independent? Hint: (fx x y dx dy = 1)

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Dear joint density is missing. But don't worry I will help you by explaining the concept of statistical independence.

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