Let X and Y be independent random variables and distributed as Uniformdistribution on the interval (0,2). Derive the probability density function of Vusing the transformation techniquedefining your new random variables, and getting the Jacobian transformation,obtaining the new space of your random variables on the graph,finding the joint probability density function and the probability density functionof the random variable v.XY

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