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Consider two random variables, (x) and (y), each following a uniform distribution. Specifically, (x) is uniformly distributed over the interval ([1, 3]), and  (y) is uniformly distributed over the interval ([2, 4]). What will be $P(x \geq y)$
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I also had given the DA exam but not found this question or i just panicked during exam and not able to answer this question sad

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