A randoin process is defined by Y (1) X (f) cos (@ot+ 0), where X (t) is a Wssprocess,andWa is a real constant 0 is a uniform random variable over (0, 27Find PSD of Y (t) interms of X (t). Assume 0 is independent of X (f).

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A randoin process is defined by Y (1) = X (t) · cos (@ot+ U), where X (f) is a Wss process, and og is a real constant e is a uniform random variable over (0, 25 Find PSD of Y (t) interms of X (t). Assume 0 is independent of X (f).