QUESTION 6 Let X be a joint Gaussian random vector QUESTION 7 E[X] = [8] [9] 2 Define the random variable Z= [3 2 ]X+4. Compute E[Z]. X 1 -1 X 2 Ex E[X] = = Let X be a joint Gaussian random vector X 1 D X 2 with mean and covariance tiven by: -8-69 ; Ex= Define the random variable Z= [3 2 ]X+4. Compute Var[Z]. with mean and covariance tiven by:

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QUESTION 6
Let X be a joint Gaussian random vector
X
1
N
X
2
QUESTION 7
EX] = [8] Ex= [2]
Σχ
0
0
Define the random variable Z=[3 2 ]X+4. Compute E[Z].
Let X be a joint Gaussian random vector
[1
X
1
with mean and covariance tiven by:
X2
with mean and covariance tiven by:
E[X] = [] ; Ex =
2
Define the random variable Z= [3 2 ]X+4. Compute Var[Z].
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 6 Let X be a joint Gaussian random vector X 1 N X 2 QUESTION 7 EX] = [8] Ex= [2] Σχ 0 0 Define the random variable Z=[3 2 ]X+4. Compute E[Z]. Let X be a joint Gaussian random vector [1 X 1 with mean and covariance tiven by: X2 with mean and covariance tiven by: E[X] = [] ; Ex = 2 Define the random variable Z= [3 2 ]X+4. Compute Var[Z].
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