The joint probability mass function of X and Y, p(x, y) is given byp(1,1)=p(2,1)=p(3,1)=1/p(1,2)=p(2,2)=0a)b)c)p(3,2)=p(1,3)=0 p(2,3)= p(3,3)=Calculate E(X) and Var(X).Compute E(X|Y=1) and Var(X|Y=1).Are the random variables X and Y independent?

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The joint probability mass function of X and Y, p(x, y) is given by p(1,1)=p(2,1)= p(3,1)=1/ p(1,2)=p(2,2)=0 a) b) c) p(3,2)= p(1,3)=0 p(2,3)= p(3,3)= Calculate E(X) and Var(X). Compute E(X|Y=1) and Var(X|Y=1). Are the random variables X and Y independent?