Math, asked by sanjeev8269, 10 months ago

if the covariance between two variables is 20 and the variance of one of the variables is 16 what would be the variance of of the other variables?​

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Answered by gayatri200
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if the covariance between two variables is 20 and the variance of one variable is1 6 would be the variance of the other variable is equals to 20 + 16 = 36

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