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Recall the random variables of given Exercise that are uniformly distributed over the region
(a) Find the conditional PDFs
(b) Find the conditional CDFs
(c) Find
Exercise
A pair of random variables, (X,Y) , is equally likely to fall anywhere within the region defined by
(a) Write the form of the joint PDF,
(b) Find the marginal PDFs
(d) Find independent?
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