A is a standard normal random variable. If A=a, and B is a normal random variable with parameters (2a,1), i) What is the distribution of B? ii) Find E(B) and Var(B) iii) Assuming B= 1234, what is the distribution of A? iv) Given that B=1234

A is a standard normal random variable. If A=a, and B is a normal random variable with parameters (2a,1), i) What is the distribution of B? ii) Find E(B) and Var(B) iii) Assuming B= 1234, what is the distribution of A? iv) Given that B=1234

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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