The joint probability distribution of two random variables x, Y is given in the tablebelow.Y=-2 Y=- Y=3 Y=4X=-40.070.220.04 0.03X=- 30.000.010.00 0.13X=-2 0.170.080.00 0.03X=20.090.120.01 | 0.00From the information in the table, calculate each of the following threeprobabilities.(a) P(x>2) = [](b) P(x>-2, Y > 3) = [](c) P(Y<-1) =[

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