Let (X,Y) be a pair of jointly continuous random variables with joint densityS{x – y)², (x,y) E (-1, 1]²,f(x, y) =0,otherwise(a) Compute the marginal density fx.(b) Set up an iterated integral to compute E Y], but do not evaluate the integral.

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