Joint probability density function examples solution
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PDF We can find marginal PDFs of X and Y from their joint PDF. This is exactly analogous to what we saw in the discrete case. In particular, by integrating over all y's, we obtain fX(x). We have
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Marginal PDFs
fX(x)=∫∞−∞fXY(x,y)dy, for all x,fY(y)=∫∞−∞fXY(x,y)dx, for all y.
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