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Lex X and Y be a random variables, with joint distribution. The melancolia distribution, given by...

Lex X and Y be a random variables, with joint distribution. The melancolia distribution, given by the table 9.1. a) What is (P = Y)?, b) (P + Y = 5)?, c) (1 < X <-3, 1 < Y <- 3)?

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please check it ...you didn't give variable values...but i have some information regarding that i submitted this answer....if the values are different from as i done..please mention in the comment

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