[Solved] Given the joint probability density function f_X Y(x, y)= \begincases2 y^2, 0 Find EX, EY and EX Y. Prove or disprove that X, Y are uncorrelated

Question: Given the joint probability density function

\(f_{X Y}(x, y)= \begin{cases}2 y^{2}, & 0

Find $E\{X\}, E\{Y\}$ and $E\{X Y\}$.
Prove or disprove that $X$, $Y$ are uncorrelated and/or independent.
Find and sketch the conditional density functions $f(y \mid x)$ and $f(y \mid x)$
Find $E\{Y \mid x\}, E\{Y \mid X\}$ and $E\{X \mid y\}, E\{X \mid Y\}$. Sketch $E\{X \mid y\}$.

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[Solved] Given the joint probability density function f_X Y(x, y)= \begincases2 y^2, 0 Find EX, EY and EX Y. Prove or disprove that X, Y are uncorrelated

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