4. Let X and Y have the joint density f(x, y) = What is P(X>Y > 2) ? e-(x+y) {"th for 0 ≤ z, y<∞ otherwise.

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4. Let X and Y have the joint density
e-(x+y)
f(x,y).
What is P(X>Y ≥ 2)?
for 0≤x,y<∞
otherwise.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Let X and Y have the joint density e-(x+y) f(x,y). What is P(X>Y ≥ 2)? for 0≤x,y<∞ otherwise.
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