find the joint distribution of
considering the fact that it's continuous, you can't have a table with infinitively values, so do you just omit the table and approach it another way?
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find the joint distribution of
considering the fact that it's continuous, you can't have a table with infinitively values, so do you just omit the table and approach it another way?
I'll give a detailed reply later when I have a chance (unless someone beats me to it)Quote:
Originally Posted by lllll
find the joint distribution of
considering the fact that it's continuous, you can't have a table with infinitively values, so do you just omit the table and approach it another way?
I've had a closer look ...... are you trying to calculateQuote:
Originally Posted by lllllfind the joint distribution of
considering the fact that it's continuous, you can't have a table with infinitively values, so do you just omit the table and approach it another way?
. If so:
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