X~N(0,1), Y~N(1,4), X and Y are independent of each other, then 2X+3Y+3 ~ ( )

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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X~N(0,1), Y~N(1,4), X and Y are independent of each other, then 2X+3Y+3 ~ ( )

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