3. The continuous random variables X and Y have knownjoint probability density function f(x,y) given by(x+y)/8 0≤ x ≤ 2,0≤ y ≤2£xy (x, y) =3) = {(x + 3)otherwise. Define the random variable zasZ = max(X,Y). a) Determine the probability density functionfz(2) of the random variable z. b) Determine the probabilityPr{0.5

Let the random variable Z = max(X, Y).

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