Chapter 9: Q. 9.14 (page 413)
A pair of fair dice is rolled. Let
and let Y equal the value of the first die. Compute (a) H(Y), (b) HY(X), and (c) H(X, Y).
Short Answer
a)
b)
c) .
Chapter 9: Q. 9.14 (page 413)
A pair of fair dice is rolled. Let
and let Y equal the value of the first die. Compute (a) H(Y), (b) HY(X), and (c) H(X, Y).
a)
b)
c) .
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