For the joint distribution of (X, Y) given by1fxy (*, y) = (1+ xy) (x - y), Lelsa, lyl sa, a > 04a= 0, otherwiseShow that the Characteristic function of X + Y·is equal to the product of thecharacteristic function of X and Y.

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