Question 13Assume that X and Yare Discrete Random Variables with the ProbabilityDistributions given below:1x 2310.110.460.04y20.010.010.1630.070.010.13What is the probability that x takes a value of 3? Express your answer rounded totwo decimal points. Hint: this is called the marginal probability of x=3.A

The possible values for X=3 are, X=3, Y=1 X=3, Y=2 X=3, Y=3

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