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Similarly, as a function of x, fX Y Z x y, z is an N y, 1 density.

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For the two-sided test at the 0. Third, for disjoint Let F denote the event that a patient receives a flu shot. Since Xn converges, it is Cauchy and therefore bounded by the preceding two prob- lems. Hence, S0 f is real and even.

Thus, E[g Xt ] does not depend on t. Chapter 5 Problem Solutions 87 Here we have used the Cauchy—Schwarz inequality and the fact that since Yn con- verges, it is bounded. This is an instance of Problem Chapter 6 Problem Solutions 99 Chapter 1 Problem Solutions 7 There are k1We show this to be the case. Now the event that you test a defective chip is D: Let R denote the number of red apples in a crate, and let G denote the number of green apples in a crate.

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If we multiply both formulass by IB im. Together with part a it follows that Yt is WSS.

The second term on the right is equal to zero because T is linear on trigonometric polynomials. The solution is very similar the that of the preceding problem.

By the hint, the limit of the double sums is the desired double integral. Suppose Xn converges almost surely to X, and Xn converges in mean to Y. Denote these disjoint events by FFFand Frespectively.

Since independent random variables are uncorrelated, the same results holds for them too.

To this end put Zi: Log In Sign Up. If the Xi are i. All five cards are of the same suit if and only if they are all spades or all hearts or all diamonds sokutions all clubs. If all An are countable, then n An is also countable by an earlier problem. There are two cases. So the bound is a little more than twice the value of the probability.

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The possible values of X are 0, 1, 4, 9, Since the mean function does not depend on t, and since the correlation function depends on t1 and t2 only through their difference, Xt is WSS. Chapter 6 Problem Solutions Suppose A is countable and B is uncountable.

Chapter 9 Problem Sloutions a We assume zero means to simplify the notation.

First note that since X and W are zero mean, so is Y. Similar to the solution of Problem 11 except that it is easier to use the M AT- LAB function gamcdf to compute the required cdfs for evaluating the chi-squared statistic Z.

We show that A, B, and C are mutually independent. We first analyze U: See previous problem solution for graph.

In particular, this means Zolutions that the left-hand side integrates to one. Let H denote the event that a student does the homework, and let E denote the event that a student passes the exam.