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For X and Y with the initial joint density of f(x,y)= (3/2)(2−2x−y), 0<x<1and0<y<2−2x, findP(Y <1|X=1/2).

For X and Y with the initial joint density of f(x,y)= (3/2)(2−2x−y), 0<x<1and0<y<2−2x, findP(Y <1|X=1/2).

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