Consider two jointly random variables, X and Y with joint PDFf(x,y) = {de-2x-3y,x, y ≥ 0otherwiseConsider again the above random variables X and Y.a) Calculate the characteristic function Mx,y(ju1,ju₂)b) Find E[x], E[y], E[xy], E[x²], ox² and oy² using the characteristic function.

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Consider two jointly random variables, X and Y with joint PDF f(x,y) = {de-2x-3y, x, y ≥ 0 otherwise Consider again the above random variables X and Y. a) Calculate the characteristic function Mx,y(ju1,ju₂) b) Find E[x], E[y], E[xy], E[x²], ox² and oy² using the characteristic function