"Mathematical Expectation of the product of two random variables is equal to the product of their expectations" is true for

if the covariance between the random variables is nonzero

if the random variables are independent

if the variance of the random variables is equal

"Mathematical Expectation of the product of two random variables is eq

1.	"Mathematical Expectation of the product of two random variables is equal to the product of their expectations" is true for
A.	any two random variables
B.	if the random variables are independent
C.	if the covariance between the random variables is nonzero
D.	if the variance of the random variables is equal
Answer» C. if the covariance between the random variables is nonzero

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