The moment generating function of the random variable X is given bymx(s) = e2e-2 and the moment generating function of the random variable Y is my (s) =(et + )10. If it is assumed that the random variables X and Y are independent, findthe following:(a) E(XY);(b) E[(X – Y)²](c) Var(2X – 3Y).

Given: The moment generating function of random variable X is: mX(s)=e2et-2 The moment generating…

The moment generating function of the random variable X is given by mx(s) = e2et -2 and the moment generating function of the random variable Y is my (s) = (Get + )10. If it is assumed that the random variables X and Y are independent, find the following: %3D (a) E(XY); (b) E[(X – Y)²] (c) Var(2X – 3Y).

The moment generating function of the random variable X is given by mx(s) = e2et -2 and the moment generating function of the random variable Y is my (s) = (Get + )10. If it is assumed that the random variables X and Y are independent, find the following: %3D (a) E(XY); (b) E[(X – Y)²] (c) Var(2X – 3Y).

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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