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Random variables and their possible values

Two random variables and their possible values, and joint pdf of (X,Y), and the function.

1) Probability that neither is busy for a quarter of the time.

2) Marginal pdf of X, marginal pdf of Y.

3) Are X and Y independent?

4) Conditional pdf of Y given X.

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