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5. The joint probability density function of two random variables X and Y can be represented as:
0sxs2 and 0 <ys2
fxx(X,y) = c(x² + xy+ y²)
= 0
elsewhere
a) Determine the constant e,
b) Determine the marginal density function for X.
c) Determine the marginal density function for Y.
d) Determine whether X and Y are statistically independent or not.
e) Calculate the following probability: P(Y > 3|X = 1) =?

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