Please answer the questions to the fourth decimal point. Thank you! If the joint density function of X and Y isf(x, y) = c(x² – y )e-4x,with 0 < x < o and -x < y < x, find each of the following.(a) The conditional probability density of X, given Y = y > 0.Conditional density fx|Y (x, y) =(Enter your answer as a function of x, with y as a parameter.)(b) The conditional probability distribution of Y, given X = x.Conditional distribution Fyix (ylx) =(for -x < y < x).(Enter your answer as a function of y, with x as a parameter.)

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