4.1. Suppose X and Y are independent random variables, which are jointly continuous.x' is equal to the distribution1. Show carefully that the distribution of 'X + Y given Xof the random variable à +Y.Hint: Consider the change of variables h(x, y) = (x,x+y).=2. Suppose X and Y each have an exponential distribution with parameter a, find the jointp.d.f of X and X + Y.3. In the situation of (ii) above calculate E[X | X + Y].

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