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Consider the random process X(t) = Y cos(uwt) t20, where w is a constant and Y is a Uniform
random variable over (0,1),then this process is
%3!
Select one:
a.
continuous-state random process and the state space isE =(- 1 < x < 1} and the index
parameter set is T= (t: t 20)
b.
continuous-state random process and the state space isE=(0<x < 1) and the index
parameter set is T= (t: t 20)
C.
continuous-state random process and the state space isE={ -1 <x < 0) and the index
parameter set is T (t:t 20)
d.
continuous-state random process and the state space isE (X: -1<x<1) and the index
parameter set is T =(t: ts0)

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