6.41. For given constants c¿ > 0, let Y¡ = c¡X¡, i = 1, ..., n, and letFy₁,... Yn (X1₁,...,xn) and fy₁,...,x (x₁, ..., xn) be, respectively the jointdistribution function and the joint density function of Y₁, ...,‚YnYna. Express F₁,...,. Yn (x₁,...,xn) in terms of the joint distributionfunction of X₁, ..., Xn‚Ynb. Express fy₁,...,Y, (x₁,...,xn) in terms of the joint densityfunction of X₁, ..., Xn.

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a. Express Fy₁,... Yn (x₁,...,xn) in terms of the joint distribution function of X₁, ..., Xn b. Express fy₁,...Y (x₁,...,xn) in terms of the joint density Yn function of X₁, ..., Xn.