E(Y) = a+ bE(X)+ c[E(x)]² + cVar(X) when X is a discrete random variable. You must use the definition of Expectation of a function of a discrete random variable, (summation operators and indicating at each step why you substitute)as we did in all the proofs of this lecture. Repeat (a) but assuming that X is continuous, in which case you will be using the integration operator.

E(Y) = a+ bE(X)+ c[E(x)]² + cVar(X) when X is a discrete random variable. You must use the definition of Expectation of a function of a discrete random variable, (summation operators and indicating at each step why you substitute)as we did in all the proofs of this lecture. Repeat (a) but assuming that X is continuous, in which case you will be using the integration operator.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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