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(i) E[X + Y ] = EX + EY , (ii) E[aX] = aEX, as long as all expectations are well- defined PROOF Consider a random variable Z := X + Y which is a discrete random
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If X is a random variable on S and g : R → R then Y = g(X) is a new random variable on X which maps S into R by Y (s) = g(X(s)) for all outcomes s ∈ S For example Y = 2X − 7 or Z = X2 are both new random variables on S Let X be a discrete random variable
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25 sept 2019 · P[X ∈ {1, 2, 3}] Random variables are usually divided into discrete and continuous, even The support SX of the discrete random variable X is more rigorous way of showing that (1 5 4) is correct is to evaluate the sums
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Let α ∈ R We say that a discrete random variable X follows the degen- Proof Let us show that X1 + ··· + Xn ∼ B(n, p) Let k ∈ {0,··· ,n} By σ-additivity,
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serve as the probability distribution for a discrete random variable X if and only if it s Proof for case of finite values of X Consider the case where the random
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where p is the probability that a coin shows a head Write down the sample space and the sets Ax when n = 3 What is the random variable X = I1 + ··· + In?
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Informally, a random variable is a quantity X whose value depends on some Probability mass function (p m f ) (also called a “discrete density function”, or,
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Definition 1 A discrete random variable X on a probability space (Ω, F, P) Proof The proof of the theorem is trivial First note that if replace A by its intersection
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Informally, a random variable is a quantity X whose value depends on some Probability mass function (p m f ) (also called a “discrete density function”, or,
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