Z(t)= X sint + Y cost, t≥0Let the random processwhereX and Y are two independent and equally distributed randomvariablesreason.9(a) If X and Y obey the standard normal distribution, Z(t)is proved to be a Gaussian process, and the two-dimensionalprobability density of Z(t) is given.(b) If X and Y obey the standard normal distribution, isZ(t) a strictly stationary process? And give a justification or

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