For continuous random variables X, Y with joint CDF Fx.y(x, y) and marginal CDFS Fx(x) andFy(y), find P[x,sX< x2 U Y1 s Y< y2]. This is the probability of the shaded "cross" region in the fol-lowing diagram.YX

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For continuous random variables X, Y with joint CDF Fx,y(x, y) and marginal CDFS Fx(x) and Fy(y), find P[x, s X < x2 U Y1 5 Y < Y2]. This is the probability of the shaded "cross" region in the fol- lowing diagram. Y

For continuous random variables X, Y with joint CDF Fx,y(x, y) and marginal CDFS Fx(x) and Fy(y), find P[x, s X < x2 U Y1 5 Y < Y2]. This is the probability of the shaded "cross" region in the fol- lowing diagram. Y

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lowing diagram.
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