Let X and Y are independent normal random variables with mean 0 and variances 1 and 4respectively.(a) What is P(Y > X + 3)?(b) What is the joint density function of X and Y ?(c) If (R, 0) are the polar coordinates of (X, Y) (that is, R = VX2 + Y2 and e is the solution to R cos e= X and R sin e = Y ) then what is the joint density function of R and 0?(d) Calculate the marginal density function of 0.

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Let X and Y are independent normal random variables with mean 0 and variances 1 and 4 respectively. (a) What is P(Y > X + 3)? (b) What is the joint density function of X and Y ? (c) If (R, e) are the polar coordinates of (X, Y) (that is, R = vX2 + Y2 and e is the solution to R cos e = X and R sin 0 = Y ) then what is the joint density function of R and 0? (d) Calculate the marginal density function of 0.

Let X and Y are independent normal random variables with mean 0 and variances 1 and 4 respectively. (a) What is P(Y > X + 3)? (b) What is the joint density function of X and Y ? (c) If (R, e) are the polar coordinates of (X, Y) (that is, R = vX2 + Y2 and e is the solution to R cos e = X and R sin 0 = Y ) then what is the joint density function of R and 0? (d) Calculate the marginal density function of 0.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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