Given independent random variables with means and standard deviations as shown,Mean SDX6520Y 4535find the mean and standard deviation ofX + 206.25 XX + Y5X-3 Y3X₁ + X₂+7X33X, +4X+Y

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Given independent random variables with means and standard deviations as shown, Mean SD X65 20 Y 45 35 find the mean and standard deviation of X+20 6.25 X X + Y 5X-3 Y 3x + x2+7x3 3X, +4X₂+Y