X and Y are independent random variables. The probability mass function of X is P(Xi) = 1/3,i = - 1,0,1, and the probability density function of Y is ») = { Let Z=X+Y. fy(x) = (1, [0, 0sys1 otherwise P(Z ≤ ² | X = 0) (1)Calculate (2)Find the probability density of Z.

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X and Y are independent random variables. The probability mass function of X is
P(Xi) = 1/3, i = - 1,0,1,
and the probability density function of Y is
Fe (0) = {1
0,
Let Z=X+Y.
1, 0≤y≤1
otherwise
P(Z <= 1 X = 0)
(1)Calculate
(2) Find the probability density of Z.
Transcribed Image Text:X and Y are independent random variables. The probability mass function of X is P(Xi) = 1/3, i = - 1,0,1, and the probability density function of Y is Fe (0) = {1 0, Let Z=X+Y. 1, 0≤y≤1 otherwise P(Z <= 1 X = 0) (1)Calculate (2) Find the probability density of Z.
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