Find the conditional probability mass functions for the joint density function12x²² y ²X.x₁ = 1,2 y₁ = 1,2,3Px, x (x ¡y ;)=140Y01andPx (x₂)x₁ = 1,2"101P₂(y;) = — _y,²,y₁², y₁=1,2,3j14=2X.otherwise

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Find the conditional probability mass functions for the joint density function x₁ = 1,2 y, = 1,2,3 Px, y (x ¡y ;) = 140 Y 1 and Px (x₂) 10 1 Py(y,) = == 14 2 otherwise x₁ = 1,2 y; = 1,2,3