5 Let Z be a random variable given byZ =+ 4Ywhere X and Y are two independent random variables with probability densityfunctionsf«(x) =tu(x) - u(x = 10)]fe(x) =[u(x + 10) – u(x – 10)]a) Find a and b.b) Find the probability density function of Z.c) What is the probability that 0 s Z S 60?

From the given information, fXx=1aux-ux-10fYy=1bux+10-ux-10 The above density can be written as,…

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Let Z be a random variable given by Z -+ 4Y where X and Y are two independent random variables with probability density functions fe(x)(u(x)-u(*-10)]