Consider the joint probability density function shown below:fx.y(x, y) = 2/33X21y=a) Find Fx,y(x, y).b) Find the marginal fy(y).c) Find E[X|Y = y].(Note that the equation for the line isy = 3x and fx,y(x, y) is 2/3 for0≤3x≤y≤3)Fxy (x) = f (x). fy (y)2

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