5 Let X be a random variable with PDFfx(x) =- Az x> 0,and Y be a random variable with PDFfy (y) = de-^v, y > 0.Suppose that X and Y are independent.(a) Let U = e. Obtain the PDF of U.(b) Let V = Y/X and W = Y – X. Find the joint PDF of V and W.(c) Give the marginal PDFS of V and W.(d) Are V and W independent? Justify your answer.[For (a), (b) and (c), you should reduce the expressions to their simplest forms.]

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