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Computing Total Variation II 0/1 point (graded) Let X∼=Ber(1/2) and Y∼=Ber(1/3). What is TV(,), the total variation distance between the distributions of the Bernoulli random variables X and Y?

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Computing Total Variation II 0/1 point (graded) Let X∼=Ber(1/2) and Y∼=Ber(1/3). What is TV(,), the...