Given the following valid joint pdf: f(x, y) = 3(2x² +4y+3) 29 for 0< X <1,1

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O 0.3637
O 0.2544
O 0.4015
O 0.1758
O 0.7073
3(2x² +4y+3)
f(x, y) =
29
for 0<x<1,1<Y <2
What is P(0 < X <0.75,1.25 <Y <1.75)?
Transcribed Image Text:O 0.3637 O 0.2544 O 0.4015 O 0.1758 O 0.7073 3(2x² +4y+3) f(x, y) = 29 for 0<x<1,1<Y <2 What is P(0 < X <0.75,1.25 <Y <1.75)?
Given the following valid joint pdf:
f(x, y) =
3(2x² +4y+3)
29
for 0< X <1,1<Y <2
What is P(0< X < 0.75,1.25 <Y<1.75)?
Transcribed Image Text:Given the following valid joint pdf: f(x, y) = 3(2x² +4y+3) 29 for 0< X <1,1<Y <2 What is P(0< X < 0.75,1.25 <Y<1.75)?
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