Let X be a Bernoulli random variable that takes on the values a with probability p or b with probability q. Then the random variable Y can be defined as Y = (a - b)X + b, which is a Bernoulli shortcut. The variance of Y is then (a - b)2pq.
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Let X be a Bernoulli random variable that takes on the values a with probability p or b with probability q. Then the random variable Y can be defined as Y = (a - b)X + b, which is a Bernoulli shortcut. The variance of Y is then (a - b)2pq.
Let X be a Bernoulli random variable that takes on the values a with probability p or b with probability q. Then the random variable Y can be defined as Y = (a - b)X + b, which is a Bernoulli shortcut. The variance of Y is then (a - b)2pq.
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Let X be a Bernoulli random variable that takes on the values a with probability p or b with probability q. Then the random variable Y can be defined as Y = (a - b)X + b, which is a Bernoulli shortcut. The variance of Y is then (a - b)2pq.
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