Please explain how to read the notations Marginal DistributionsFor the discrete case:so thatfor all x₁ E Dx₁.Fx₂(x₁) = [ Σ PX₁ X₂ (W1, W₂)W₁≤X₁ X₂ <00Px(x) = Σ pxx(x1,x2)X₂<∞0

Here pX1,X2x1,x2 denotes the joint probability mass function (PMF) at X1=x1 and X2=x2 and pX1x1…

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