Day 46: Functions of One Random Variable Example Part 2

Another Joke by xkcd
As promised today we are going to look at another example of how to solve functions with one random variable. If you haven’t you may want to start with our first post on the subject here. For those of you who are caught up, let’s get started.*
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October 4, 2019 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year one | Tags: cumulative distribution function, Education, expected value, Function of random variables, Math, mathematics, Moment Generating Functions, moments, probability, probability density function, random variables, statistics | Leave a comment
