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Given the function f(x,y), I want to calculate the joint CDF.
Given the function f(x,y), I want to calculate the joint CDF.
f(x,y)=1/3(xy) 1<=x<=2,1<=y,2<=x y f(x,y)=0 Elsewhere I'm more interested in the process than the answer itself. Especially how you got the limits before integrating. thank you |
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