1. Let X amd Y be random variables with joint pdf f(x, y) = e-®-y, x > 0, y > 0, zero elsewhere.If Z = X +Y, answer the following questions.(a) Compute P(Z < 0), P(Z < 6), and more generally P(Z < z).(b) Find the pdf of Z.

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