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A dresser contains 4 yellow socks and 5 blue socks. Draw three socks with replacement. Let...

A dresser contains 4 yellow socks and 5 blue socks. Draw three socks with replacement. Let X be the number of yellow socks on the first two draws, and Y the number of yellow socks on the last two draws. Make a table showing the joint distribution of X and Y . Compute the expected number of yellow socks on the first two draws.

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