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Random Variable $X$ and $Y$ has a joint probability density function. Find $f_X (x | y)$


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Random Variable X and Y has a joint probability density function.



$$f_X, Y (x, y) =begincases
c(x + 3y)& 5 leq x leq y, 6 leq y leq10\
0 & textotherwise \
endcases
$$



(a) Find $f_X (x | y)$



(b) $P(x leq 5 | Y = 9)$




My attempt:



$f_X (x | y) = fracf_X, Y(x, y)f_Y(y)$



$$f_Y(y) = cint_5^y(x+3y)dx = c/2 (-25 - 30 y + 7 y^2)$$



for $f_Y(y)$ has support $6 leq y leq 10$, 0 otherwise



$$f_X (x | y) = frac0.5c(x+3y)(-25 - 30 y + 7 y^2)$$



$f_X (x | y)$ has support the same as the joint probability function



(b)



$f_X (x | y = 9) = fracx+27272$



$$P(x leq 5 | Y = 9) = int_5^? f_X (x | y = 9)dx = $$



Not sure










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    Replace $?$ by $5$ and the answer is $0$.
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$begingroup$


Random Variable X and Y has a joint probability density function.



$$f_X, Y (x, y) =begincases
c(x + 3y)& 5 leq x leq y, 6 leq y leq10\
0 & textotherwise \
endcases
$$



(a) Find $f_X (x | y)$



(b) $P(x leq 5 | Y = 9)$




My attempt:



$f_X (x | y) = fracf_X, Y(x, y)f_Y(y)$



$$f_Y(y) = cint_5^y(x+3y)dx = c/2 (-25 - 30 y + 7 y^2)$$



for $f_Y(y)$ has support $6 leq y leq 10$, 0 otherwise



$$f_X (x | y) = frac0.5c(x+3y)(-25 - 30 y + 7 y^2)$$



$f_X (x | y)$ has support the same as the joint probability function



(b)



$f_X (x | y = 9) = fracx+27272$



$$P(x leq 5 | Y = 9) = int_5^? f_X (x | y = 9)dx = $$



Not sure










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$begingroup$


Random Variable X and Y has a joint probability density function.



$$f_X, Y (x, y) =begincases
c(x + 3y)& 5 leq x leq y, 6 leq y leq10\
0 & textotherwise \
endcases
$$



(a) Find $f_X (x | y)$



(b) $P(x leq 5 | Y = 9)$




My attempt:



$f_X (x | y) = fracf_X, Y(x, y)f_Y(y)$



$$f_Y(y) = cint_5^y(x+3y)dx = c/2 (-25 - 30 y + 7 y^2)$$



for $f_Y(y)$ has support $6 leq y leq 10$, 0 otherwise



$$f_X (x | y) = frac0.5c(x+3y)(-25 - 30 y + 7 y^2)$$



$f_X (x | y)$ has support the same as the joint probability function



(b)



$f_X (x | y = 9) = fracx+27272$



$$P(x leq 5 | Y = 9) = int_5^? f_X (x | y = 9)dx = $$



Not sure










share|cite|improve this question











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Random Variable X and Y has a joint probability density function.



$$f_X, Y (x, y) =begincases
c(x + 3y)& 5 leq x leq y, 6 leq y leq10\
0 & textotherwise \
endcases
$$



(a) Find $f_X (x | y)$



(b) $P(x leq 5 | Y = 9)$




My attempt:



$f_X (x | y) = fracf_X, Y(x, y)f_Y(y)$



$$f_Y(y) = cint_5^y(x+3y)dx = c/2 (-25 - 30 y + 7 y^2)$$



for $f_Y(y)$ has support $6 leq y leq 10$, 0 otherwise



$$f_X (x | y) = frac0.5c(x+3y)(-25 - 30 y + 7 y^2)$$



$f_X (x | y)$ has support the same as the joint probability function



(b)



$f_X (x | y = 9) = fracx+27272$



$$P(x leq 5 | Y = 9) = int_5^? f_X (x | y = 9)dx = $$



Not sure







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    Jul 19 '18 at 10:15







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(a) Everything is done okay, save that the final answer should be $$f_Xmid Y(xmid y)=dfrac2(x+3y)7y^2-30y-25mathbf 1_5leqslant xleqslant y, 6leqslant yleqslant 10$$




(b) Whatever value of $Y$, the support for $X$ indicates that it is impossible to have $Xleqslant 5$. $$mathsf P(Xleqslant5mid Y=9)=0$$






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    (a) Everything is done okay, save that the final answer should be $$f_Xmid Y(xmid y)=dfrac2(x+3y)7y^2-30y-25mathbf 1_5leqslant xleqslant y, 6leqslant yleqslant 10$$




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      (b) Whatever value of $Y$, the support for $X$ indicates that it is impossible to have $Xleqslant 5$. $$mathsf P(Xleqslant5mid Y=9)=0$$






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        (b) Whatever value of $Y$, the support for $X$ indicates that it is impossible to have $Xleqslant 5$. $$mathsf P(Xleqslant5mid Y=9)=0$$






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        (b) Whatever value of $Y$, the support for $X$ indicates that it is impossible to have $Xleqslant 5$. $$mathsf P(Xleqslant5mid Y=9)=0$$







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