s] Suppose X and Y are two jointly distributed random variables (in Part A, feel free to assumethese are continuous random variables). Prove/show that oxy = cov(x, y) = E[XY] — E[X]E[Y]. Show allessential steps/arguments.¹Suppose X and Y are two jointly distributed random variables (in Part A, feel free to assumethese are continuous random variables). Prove/show that E[Y] = Ex [Ey|x[Y|X]] (“Law of IteratedExpectations"). Show all essential steps/arguments.VI12Suppose X and Y are two jointly distributed random variables (in Part A, feel free to assumethese are continuous random variables). Prove/show that E[XY] = Ex[XE[Y|X]]. Show all essentialsteps/arguments.

By the definition of covariance we know, Cov(X,Y) = E[(X-E(X)) (Y-E(Y)] = E[XY - XE(Y) - YE(X) +…

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