Transformations of random variables -- Example 2

[@ThePiMan0903]

Thank you for this video! It really helped me understand transformations! Really appreciate it!

[@ahmetata2970]

should not FY(y) be like this: -y^0.5 < X < y^0.5 ?

[@albert4392]

Because the support of X is greater than zero, so the transformation here is one to one in this case. It will be less confusing if the instructor had mentioned this in the video.

[@mopeppermomoney]

Very well explained.

[@michaelhu2343]

beautiful video

[@hlayisanivukeya7141]

You just saved my life!!! Thank you

[@martinprochazka3714]

Now I'm wondering what life threatening situation can be solved by transforming a random variable.

[@hlayisanivukeya7141]

@@martinprochazka3714 😂😂😂 my degree depends a lot on stats, and I was having second thoughts

[@martinprochazka3714]

@@hlayisanivukeya7141 Yeah, I get it. I was just joking around :D

[@mahah4256]

great examples! I wish you had more. Thank you

[@kautukraj]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@tshepisomokoena5075]

Thank you so much

[@jkim9931]

transformation for RV

[@emreturhan7549]

where is the absolute value?

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