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It is important to note that if the function g(x,y) is only dependent on either x or y the formula above reverts to the 1dimensional case Ex Suppose X and Y have a joint pdf f XY(x,y) Calculate E(X) !!!!!(1)Lines in R2 V(y mx b) R2 (2)Rational points on a cone (arithmetic geometry) V(x 2 y 2 z 2 ) Q 3 (3)All linear subspaces of k N are a ne algebraic setsThen uv= x z, so d(x;z) = juvj;d(x;y) = juj;d(y;z) = jvj, therefore the triangle inequality is equivalent to ju vj juj jvjfor all u;v2R2 squaring both sides this is equivalent to ju vj2 juj2 2jujjvj jvj2 Using the properties of the dot product, we see that we want ju vj2 = (u v) (u v) = uu 2uv v uu 2jujjvj vv;
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