Let X and Y have the joint pdf:fx,x(x,y) = {2+3, 0≤x≤ 1,0 ≤ y ≤1;0,otherwise.(a) Determine the marginal probability density function of Y [fy (y)](b) Determine P(X+Y < 1/2)(c) Determine E(X)(d) Determine E(X|Y = y)(e) Determine var(X)(f) Determine var(X|Y = y)(g) Determine corr(X, Y)

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