Let X and Y be independent, with expected values µ₁ and Show with these that: (a) E(aX+by) (b) D²(aX+by), (c) E(²) (d) E(X²Y), µ₂, and with variances o²₁ ja o².
Let X and Y be independent, with expected values µ₁ and Show with these that: (a) E(aX+by) (b) D²(aX+by), (c) E(²) (d) E(X²Y), µ₂, and with variances o²₁ ja o².
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Transcribed Image Text:Let X and Y be independent, with expected values µ₁ and µ₂, and with variances o², ja o².
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Show with these that:
(a) E(aX+by)
(b) D²(aX+by),
X-Y 2
(c) E(X)_²)
(d) E(X²Y),
(e) E((X+Y)(X−Y))
(f) E((X - 2Y)²).
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