Let Fxy (x, y) be the joint CDF of random variables X and Y. Which of thefollowing expressions gives P(X ≥ x, Y ≤ y)?O a. Fxy(+∞, y) — Fxy(x, +∞)O b. Fxy(x, +∞) — Fxy(x, y)O c. FxY(+∞, y) — Fxy (x, y)O d. Fxy(x, +∞) - Fxy(+∞, y)

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Let Fxy (x, y) be the joint CDF of random variables X and Y. Which of the following expressions gives P(X ≥ x, Y ≤ y)? O a. Fxy(+∞, y) — Fxy(x, +∞) O b. Fxy(x, +∞) — Fxy(x, y) O c. FxY(+∞, y) — Fxy (x, y) O d. Fxy(x, +∞) - Fxy(+∞, y)