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So we will find the joint probability of density functions of y1 and y2, so we will use a method of transformation of random variable.
00:12
So transformation are given, so y1 is equal to x1 square and y2 is equal to x1 multiplied by x2.
00:41
So we need find the joint pdf y1 is equal to small y1, y2 is equal to small y2.
00:56
So what we express, so find to need to determine the relationship of x1 and x2 and y1 and y2, there is a jhokha -dinh determine.
01:14
So what he determine, he has y1 is equal to x1 square and y2 is equal to x1 multiplied by x2.
01:34
So these are 1 value and 2 value.
01:44
So the inverse transformation, so inverse transformation is x1 and x2 is equal to square root of y1 and y square divided by 1.
02:17
So we find the jhokha -dinh determinant, j.
02:31
So we find the j, so how we find the j? so we see j is equal to inverse x1 divided by x, so divided by y1, so multiplied by x2, again y1, so write j.
03:25
Then again multiplied by x2, no multiplied by these 2 value and then minus x1 y2, x2 y2.
03:54
So only write, so i think i write again, so i write again j is equal to x1 divided by y1, x2 y1, x1, so y2 y2 x2.
04:51
So this one is multiplied by minus multiplied by, so bracket, put bracket here.
05:13
So this is a j, jhokha -dinh determinant.
05:19
So the first one value x1 divided by y1 is equal to 1.
05:30
So 2 multiplied by square root of y1, so the value is equal to 1.
05:38
So x2 y1 is equal to 0.
05:45
So x1 y2, the value is equal to minus y2.
05:56
So 2 multiplied by y1, so 3 divided by 2, the answer is minus y2.
06:09
So the last one is x1, y, x2 and y2.
06:16
So the value is 1 divided by square root of y1.
06:28
So putting all the values in j, so 1 divided by 2 multiplied by square root of y1.
06:45
So multiplied by 1 divided by square root of y1.
07:20
So minus 0 multiplied by minus y square divided by 2 y3 divided by 2.
07:38
So j value is equal to 1 divided by 2 multiplied by y1.
07:50
So then we express to giant a pdf y1 and y2.
08:03
So giant pdf of x1 and x2.
08:06
So f is equal to y1, y2 is equal to f x1 x2 multiplied by j...