Positively Correlated

Suppose that A , B , C A, B, C are random variables such that:
A , B A, B are positively correlated,
B , C B, C are positively correlated.

Then, what can we say about the correlation of A , C A, C ?

They are negatively correlated We are unable to determine without further information They are positively correlated They have 0 correlation

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1 solution

Yugesh Kothari
Aug 23, 2016

Not sure of a mathematical proof but an example is simple -

I will toss two coins and clean my room if either one of them is heads.

A: One of them is heads.

B: I will clean my room.

C: Both of them are heads.

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