Two continuous random variables Y₁ and Y₂ has the joint density functionif y₁ > 0, Y2 > 0, Y1 +Y2 < 2;{otherwise.f(y₁, y2) =y2,Y20.a) Are Y₁ and Y2 independent? Verify your answer.b) Find the conditional pdf f(y2|y₁).c) Find Cov(Y1; Y2).

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