Statistically independent, zero-mean random process X(1) and Y(t) have autocorrelation functions and respectively Rxx(t) = e- RyY(T) = = cos (2лτ) (c) Find the cross-correlation function of W₁(t) and W₂(t).

Statistically independent, zero-mean random process X(1) and Y(t) have autocorrelation functions and respectively Rxx(t) = e- RyY(T) = = cos (2лτ) (c) Find the cross-correlation function of W₁(t) and W₂(t).

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Statistically independent, zero-mean random process X(1) and Y(t) have
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respectively
Rxx(t) = e-
RyY(T) = = cos (2лτ)
(c) Find the cross-correlation function of W₁(t) and W₂(t).

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