1. Y¡ and Y2 are identically distributed random variables with zero mean. (a) Is it always true that Var[Y1 + Y2] > Var[

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1. Y¡ and Y2 are identically distributed random variables with zero mean. (a) Is it always true that Var[Y1 + Y2] > Var[

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1. Y¡ and Y2 are identically distributed random variables with zero mean. (a) Is it always true that Var[Y1 + Y2] > Var[Y2]? (b) Let k > 0 be a constant. Is it possible that Var[Y1 + kY2] > Var[Y] under all conditions? If no, find the values (or ranges) or k.
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