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I am looking for the second description, although I just want the probability density. If I know that: X>0 X-Y>Z and I know f(x,y), how can I find the density for X-Y>Z by taking partial derivatives of the integral? I'm getting myself confused. Should it again be partials with respect to Y,X...

I've computed a distribution function f(m,v) by taking partials of P(X<m, Y<v) with respect to m, v. Suppose I wanted the distribution function for P(X-Y > a). Since I know f(m,v), can I use that to help me compute my new distribution function by taking partials? If so, how? I'm a little...