where c is aotherwise1. The discrete random variables X and Y have known joint probability mass function[c x=0,1,2,L,9, y = 0,1,2,L,9, yzxPxy(x, y) given by Py(x, y) =<constant. a) Determine the value of the constant c that makes the above Py(x, y) a validjoint probability mass function. b) Determine the marginal probability mass functions Px(x)and Py(y). Are the random variables statistically independent? c) Determine the covariancecov(X,Y) of the random variables X and Y. d) Determine the correlation coefficient Pxxof the random variables X and Y c) Is the expected value E{XY} equal to E{X}E{Y}?Explain why it is or why it is not.

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