3. If X and Y are jointly continuous random variables with joint PDFfx.y (r, y) = exp(-y)I0.v)(x)I(0,0) (y)(a) Find the joint MGF of X and Y(b) Find the marginal MGFS of X and Y(c) Identify the marginal distribution of X and Y(d) Find the E(XY) using the joint MGF of X and Y

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