Random variables \(L\) and \(T\) with joint PMF given in the table. \(P_{T,L}(t, l)\) \(t = 40\text{ sec}\) \(t = 60\text{ sec}\) \(l = 1\) \(0.15\) \(0.1\) \(l = 2\) \(0.3\) \(0.2\) \(l = 3\) \(0.15\) \(0.1\) a) Find \(P_T(t)\) and \(P_L(l)\) b) Calculate \(E[L] , E[T] ,\) \(Var(L)\) and \(Var(T)\). c) Calculate \(E[LT]\) and \(Cov(L, T)\)
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