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Transcribed Image Text:Two random variables have a joint probability distribution function defined by
F(x, y) = 0
x < 0, y < 0
0<x < 1,0 < y <1
= xy
= 1
x > ly > 1
a) Sketch this distribution function.
b) Find the joint probability density function and sketch it.
c) Find the joint probability of the event X < and Y >
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