Problem 3.4: The joint density function of the continuous random variablesX and Y is given by the expression below. Compute:(d) E[Y](g) E[X/Y](1) Cov(X,Y)(b) E[X](e) EY²](h) Var (X)(c) E[X²](f) E[XY](i) Var(Y)cry for 0

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Problem 3.4: The joint density function of the continuous random variables X and Y is given by the expression below. Compute: (d) E[Y] (g) E[X/Y] (1) Cov(X,Y) (b) E[X] (e) EY²] (h) Var (X) (c) E[X²] (f) E[XY] (i) Var(Y) cry for 0