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Introduction to Probability

Exercise 3.38

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(a): Let $Y = X + 1$ . Then, $X$ and $Y$ are clearly dependent, and $P (X < Y) = 1$ .
(b): Let $X$ be the value of a toss of a six sided die, with values $1$ to $6$ . Let $Y$ be the value of a toss of a six sided die, with values $7$ to $12$ . Tosses of the two die are independent, but $P (X < Y) = 1$ .

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