The marginal distributions of two random variables X and Y, together with some values of their joint distribution, are given in the table below. Fill in the table insuch a way that X and Y are independent random variables.Value of Y-23-1.06.21.03.30Value of X2.10.50.04.20.20.70.101.00

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