Let X and Y be independent random variables with the same geometric distribution.(a) Show that U and V are independent, where U and V are defined byU = min (X,Y) and V = X-Y.(b) Find the distribution of Z = X/(X+Y), where we define Z = 0 if X + Y = 0.(c) Find the joint pmf of X and X + Y.

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Let X and Y be independent random variables with the same geometric distribution. (a) Show that U and V are independent, where U and V are defined by U = min (X,Y) and V=X-Y. (b) Find the distribution of Z = X/(X+Y), where we define Z = 0 if X + Y = 0. (c) Find the joint pmf of X and X + Y.