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Let X and Y be two continuous random variables such that the joint density
function is given by:
3
f(x,y) = {
14 (2² + y³)
0<x <1, 0<y < 2
elsewhere.
3
E(x² +2) if 0<xs1
and the marginal function of X is equal to: e(x)-5(x´ +2) if 0<x<1
elsewhere
Then P(0 < Y < 1|X = ;)=

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