Let X and Y be random variables with joint den- (x+2y) 0 (a) Calculate P(X > Y). (b) Calculate fxy(xly). sity: f(x,y): = x,y>0,x+y<3 : otherwise (c) Calculate P(X < 1Y = 1). (d) Calculate E[X²|Y].

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Let X and Y be random variables with joint den-
√(x+2y) x,y>0,x+y<3
0
: otherwise
(a) Calculate P(X > Y).
(b) Calculate fx y(xly).
sity:
f(x,y):
=
(c) Calculate P(X < 1 Y = 1).
(d) Calculate E[X²|Y].
Transcribed Image Text:Let X and Y be random variables with joint den- √(x+2y) x,y>0,x+y<3 0 : otherwise (a) Calculate P(X > Y). (b) Calculate fx y(xly). sity: f(x,y): = (c) Calculate P(X < 1 Y = 1). (d) Calculate E[X²|Y].
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