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Let X and Y be two independent continuous random variables with marginal distribution
of X alone is g(x) =(x² + x) for 0 <x < 2 and 0 elsewhere and marginal
distribution of Y alone is h(y) = y² for 0 < y < 3 and 0 elsewhere.
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Then P(X < 1,Y > 1) =
None of these
5/32
65/378
5/36
Transcribed Image Text:Question * Let X and Y be two independent continuous random variables with marginal distribution of X alone is g(x) =(x² + x) for 0 <x < 2 and 0 elsewhere and marginal distribution of Y alone is h(y) = y² for 0 < y < 3 and 0 elsewhere. 14 Then P(X < 1,Y > 1) = None of these 5/32 65/378 5/36
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