Convolution Integral Formula (Sum of Independent Continuous Random Variables)

How do you find the PDF of the sum X+Y of two independent continuous random variables? You can use the convolution integral formula. Its derivation requires the Leibniz integral rule. amzn.to/3rjDOoA (Probability and Statistics with Applications: A Problem Solving Text, by Asimow and Maxwell)
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[@augustodutra3839]

Thank you professor, but what if X and Y can assume negative values?

[@mrlac8567]

that was very well explained, thanks for the hard work 👍

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Thank you Professor.

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Thank you!!

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