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Mathematics, 14.01.2020 17:31, mayamabjishovrvq9

For any two random variables x, y the covariance is defined as cov(x, y ) = e[(x βˆ’ e[x])(y βˆ’ e[y ])]. you may assume x and y take on a discrete values if you find that is easier to work with.

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