1. The continuous random variables x and y have knownfxy(x,y) given byjoint probability density function(2²[2e-(x+y) x ≥ 0, y ≥ 0, x ≤ yotherwise£xy(x, y) =0Define the random variables zand w as Z = X-Y and w=X+Y. a) Determine the jointprobability density function fz (z, w) of the random variables zand w. b) Determine the marginal probability densityfunction fz (2) of the random variable z. c) Determine themarginal probability density function fw (w) of the randomvariable w.

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