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A bag contains three green beads, two red beads and a blue bead. You select
two beads at random. Let G denote the number of green beads and R the
number of red beads you select.
(a) Write the joint probability distribution of (G,R) in a table. Show that
Cov(G;R) < 0.
I can do P(G=g) for g=0,1,2 and P(R=r) for r=0,1,2. but isn't f(g,r) is not equal to P(G=g)P(R=r)? Is it?
two beads at random. Let G denote the number of green beads and R the
number of red beads you select.
(a) Write the joint probability distribution of (G,R) in a table. Show that
Cov(G;R) < 0.
I can do P(G=g) for g=0,1,2 and P(R=r) for r=0,1,2. but isn't f(g,r) is not equal to P(G=g)P(R=r)? Is it?