Sums of random variables
[11/100%]Let and be independent variables having the exponential distribution with parameters and respectively. Find the density function of .
Let and be independent variables with the Cauchy distribution. Find the density function of where . (Do you know about contour integration?)
Find the density function of when and have joint density function .
Let be independent exponential random variables with respective parameters no two of which are equal. Find the density function of . [Hint: Use induction.]
Let be independent and uniformly distributed on . Find the density function of .
If are independent and uniformly distributed on , show that the density of at any point is a polynomial in of degree . Show in particular that the density function of satisfies ! for .
Let . What is the probability that the of part (b) can be the lengths of the edges of an -gon?
For independent identically distributed random variables and , show that and are uncorrelated but not necessarily independent. Show that and are independent if and are .
Let and have a bivariate normal density with zero means, variances , and correlation . Show that:
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Let and be independent random variables, and let . Find the distribution and density of given that and . Show that
Let and be independent random variables. Find the joint density function of and , and hence show that is . Deduce a proof of the last part of Example (4.8.3).
Let and have joint distribution function , with marginals and . Show that, if is well defined, then its value is determined by knowledge of and .
Let be the sum of three independent random variables with the uniform distribution on .
Show that .
Find for .