Exercise 6.55 Let X and Y be random variables with joint density functionif x, y > 0,f (x, y) =otherwise.Show that the joint density function of U = (X – Y) and V = Y iste-u-vif (u, v) E A,fu,v (u, v) =otherwise,where A is a region of the (u, v) plane to be determined. Deduce that U has the bilateral exponentialdistribution with density functionfu (u) = ¿e-lu|for u e R.

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