8. (p.158/# 4.67) Find the Mean of the Random Variable g(x, y) = +X2Y, wherethe Joint Density Function of X and Y isf(x,y) =(x+2y), 0<<1, 1< y < 2,elsewhere.

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8. (p.158/# 4.67) Find the Mean of the Random Variable g(x, y) = +X2Y, where the Joint Density Function of X and Y is f(x,y) = (x+2y), 0<<1, 1< y < 2, elsewhere.