5. Suppose that two continuous random variables X and Y have joint probability density functionA( e+ e 2x -)1sxs2,0sys3ㅇelsewherea. P( 3/2 sXs2, 1 SYS2)b. Are the random variables X and Y independent?c. find the conditional density X given Y = 0d. Find the strength of the relationship and interpret the findings.

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