Suppose {X1, X2, …, X7, Y} are independent RVs. Each Xj is Rayleigh with mean and Y = P(2) is Posson. Let (X1, …, X7) iid and find E(X) 2. Var(X) 3. E(X-2Y) 4. Var(X-2y)
Suppose {X1, X2, …, X7, Y} are independent RVs. Each Xj is Rayleigh with mean and Y = P(2) is Posson. Let (X1, …, X7) iid and find E(X) 2. Var(X) 3. E(X-2Y) 4. Var(X-2y)
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Suppose {X1, X2, …, X7, Y} are independent RVs. Each Xj is Rayleigh with mean and Y = P(2) is Posson. Let (X1, …, X7) iid and find
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