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Given that A1 = B1 minus B2,A2 = B2 minus B3, and A3 = B3 minus...

Given that A1 = B1 minus B2,A2 = B2 minus B3, and A3 = B3 minus B1, Find the joint p.m.f. (probability mass function) of A1 and A2, where Bi ~ Ber(p) for all random variables i in {1,2,3}

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