Consider two independent random variables X ~ U(0, 2] and Y ~ N(0, 1). Consider a transformation (Z, W) = 9(X, Y) = (X - 2Y, X - Y). If h = g , find value of the Jacobian J of h. Question 3 Consider two independent random variables X ~ U(0, 2] and Y ~ N(0, 1). Consider a transformation (Z, W) = 9(X, Y) = (X -2Y, X - Y). If fzw (z, w) is a joint p.d.f. of (Z, W), find v27 fzw (1, 0)