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Whether the product of a continuous and a discrete random variables is continuous or discrete?

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I read that discrete random variables form a vector space, but it doesn't seem possible. Help?

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Whether the product of a continuous and a discrete random variables is continuous or discrete?

Probability Confusion about Random Variables

Finding the joint density of two independent exponential distributions

Convergence in probability of ratio to 1 and convergence of a sequence to a random variable

Finding new mean and standard deviation given initial values for both

Why is moment generating function represented using exponential rather than binomial series?

I read that discrete random variables form a vector space, but it doesn't seem possible. Help?

How to proof information inequality with uncertainty entropy?

Joint probability density function of the sum of dependent random vectors

Properties of Variance for Random Variables

How to properly define a space for correlation matrices?

Binomial Random variable to prove to expression

show $\sup\{t \in \mathbb{N}_0 : S_t =1\}$ is a stopping time

Getting jointly normal variables from the vector of jointly standard normal random variables

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