4. Assume Z=X²+1 where the CDF of X, Fx(x), is defined as [0, (a) Find Fz(z). Fx(x) = {x², x < 0 0

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4. Assume Z=X²+1 where the CDF of X, Fx(x), is defined as
[0,
(a) Find Fz(z).
Fx(x) = {x²,
x ≤ 0
0<x< 1
1 < x
(c) Find E[Z].
1,
(b) Find fz(z).
(d) Find Var[Z].
Transcribed Image Text:4. Assume Z=X²+1 where the CDF of X, Fx(x), is defined as [0, (a) Find Fz(z). Fx(x) = {x², x ≤ 0 0<x< 1 1 < x (c) Find E[Z]. 1, (b) Find fz(z). (d) Find Var[Z].
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