Problem #1. (a) (b) (a). Show that the following is a joint probability density function. In(x) ‚if0

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Problem #1.
(a)-(b) (a). Show that the following is a joint probability density function.
In(x)
‚if0<z≤ y ≤x≤1
xy
f(x, y, z) = {
0,
otherwise.
(b) Suppose that fis the joint probability density function of X, Y, and Z. Find
fx,y(x,y) and fx(x).
Transcribed Image Text:Problem #1. (a)-(b) (a). Show that the following is a joint probability density function. In(x) ‚if0<z≤ y ≤x≤1 xy f(x, y, z) = { 0, otherwise. (b) Suppose that fis the joint probability density function of X, Y, and Z. Find fx,y(x,y) and fx(x).
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