IF THE JOINT DENSITY FUNCTION OF X AND Y IS GIVEN BY
F(x,y) ={ e-(x+y) ; x>0 ,y>0
{ 0 elsewhere
Find the (a) joint density of u=x+y and v=x/x+y
( b) find the marginal density of v
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