Suppose X and Y are jointly discrete random variables, the conditional expectation of u(x), given that Y = y, is a) ?_{all x} xp(x|y) b) ?_{all x} u(x)p(x|y) c) ?_{all x} u(x)p(x) d) ?_{all x} xp(x)
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