Give an example of a function F which is the joint probability distribution (not density) function...

Give an example of a function F which is the joint probability distribution (not density) function of a pair of random variables X and Y such that

(a) X and Y are independent and discrete

(b) X and Y are dependent and discrete

(d) X and Y are dependent and continuous

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