The joint probability density of X and Y is given by 1 fx.y (x, y) +5xy; 0

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The joint probability density of X and Y is given by
1
x² +xy; 0 s x< 1; 0 < y < 2
fx.y (x, y)
( 0;
e.w.
The marginal densities of X and Y:
Transcribed Image Text:The joint probability density of X and Y is given by 1 x² +xy; 0 s x< 1; 0 < y < 2 fx.y (x, y) ( 0; e.w. The marginal densities of X and Y:
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