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X and Y are independent random variables with respective PDFs given by: ??(?) = ?? −??...

X and Y are independent random variables with respective PDFs given by: ??(?) = ?? −?? , ? > 0, ? > 0, and ?? (?) = ?? −?? , ? > 0, ? > 0. Assume random variable ? = ? + ?, find the PDF of the random variable V

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