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let x:B(n,p) y:B(m,p) x and y are indepedent let z=x+y what is the distribution of z
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B means binomial
is it related to probability??
yupp its all abt probability xD
x*y ?? since they are independent, shouldn't it be like that??
yeah the pdf of x times pdf of y = joint dist of x nd y
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I don't understand the terms but i think z must be something like this z = nCp (Xs)^p (Xf)^(n-p) mCp (Ys)^q (Yf)^(m-q)
use convolution
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