In Section 5.2, we argued that if Y1 and Y2 have joint cumulative distribution function
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In Section 5.2, we argued that if Y1 and Y2 have joint cumulative distribution function F(y1, y2) then for any a < b and c < d P(a < Y1 b, c < Y2 d) = F(b, d) F(b, c) F(a, d) + F(a, c).If Y1 and Y2 are independent, show that P(a < Y1 b, c < Y2 d) = P(a < Y1 b) P(c < Y2 d). [Hint: Express P(a < Y1 b) in terms of F1().]
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