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Suppose X and Y are independent variables and X~ Bernoulli(1/2) and Y~ Bernoulli(1/3) and Z=X+Y A-...

Suppose X and Y are independent variables and X~ Bernoulli(1/2) and Y~ Bernoulli(1/3) and Z=X+Y

A- find the joint probability table

B- find the probility distribution table of Z

C- find E(X+Y)

D- find E(XY)

E- find Cov(X, Y)

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