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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2003 ia Paper 2 10F i Solution by
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The probabilities satisfy and . Since the variables are indicators,Their covariance isThus the necessary and sufficient condition for uncorrelated random variables isThis uses zero covariance as the definition. If one variable is constant, a normalized correlation coefficient is undefined, but zero covariance and this criterion remain meaningful.
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