The joint PDF of the random variables X and Y isconstant on the shaded region, as shown in the imagebelow, and is zero outside.y2+-1-X2It can be determined that fx,y (x, y) = 2/3.Determine E[XY].Hint: The solution requires two double integrals.

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The joint PDF of the random variables X and Y is constant on the shaded region, as shown in the image below, and is zero outside. y 2+ 1- X 1 2 It can be determined that fx,y (x, y) = 2/3. Determine E[XY]. Hint: The solution requires two double integrals.