In an acid-base titration, an acid or base is gradually added to a solution until they neutralizeeach other. Let X and Y be the mL needed for acid and base, respectively, to reach theequivalence point. The joint function of the two variables is given by f(xx)=3(-0.02x-0.03y)Calculate the probability that we may need more than 10 mL of acid to neutralize the solution.(Hint: calculate the marginal probability of variable X under all Y)

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