Problem 1: Discrete random variables X and Y have the joint PMFc(x+ y)², x= -1, 0, 1;y = -2,0, 2,Px.y (x, y) =0,otherwise.(a) What is the value of the constant c?(b) What is P[Y < X]?(c) What is P[Y > X]?(d) What is P[Y = X]?(e) What is P[Y < 1]?

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