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    B. E./B. Tech. Degree Examination. November/Dectrmber 2007

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    Reg. No.

    H-3425
    B.E./B.Tech.DEGREEEXAMINATION.NOVEMBER/DECtrMBER
    2007.
    Fourth Semester
    Electronics and Communication Engineering
    MA 1254- RANDOM PROCESSES

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    m

    (Regulation 2004)
    Time : Three hours

    Maximum : 100 marks

    N.

    Answer ALL questions.

    va

    PARTA-(10 x2=20 marks)


    In a coin tossing experiment,if the coin shows head, 1 dice is thrown and the
    result is recorded. But if the coin shows La17,
    2 dice are thrown and their sum is
    probability
    recorded.What is the
    that the recorded number will be 2?

    2.

    Find the moment generating function of binomial distribution.

    3.

    Find the mean and variance of Geometric distribution.

    4.

    If X is a Gaussian random variable with mean zero and variance o', find the
    probability density function of Y =lXl.

    5.

    The joint probability density function of the random variable (X,Y ) is given by

    ww

    w.

    aa
    na

    1.

    f(r,y)=Kxye

    ('-'"),

    r>0, 1'>0

    Find the value of K.


    6.

    If the probability density function of X is fr(r)=2x,


    probability density function of Y = 3X + 1 .

    7.

    Prove that sum of trvo independentPoissonprocessis also Poisson.

    8.

    Define wide-sensestationarv Drocess.

    0 <r <1, find the

    9.

    Find the power spectral density of a WSS process with autocorrelation function
    R(r) = e-o'"

    1 0 . If the power spectral density of a WSS process is given by

    ^, ,
    b\w

    fb,

    rr\

    l-(a-l*l), l*l<o

    )= 1a

    l*1,"

    lo,

    Find the autocorrelation function ofthe process.


    PARTB-(5x16=80marks)
    (i)

    A random variable Xhas the followingprobabilitydistribution.


    -2

    x:
    p(x):

    -1

    0.1 h

    0123
    0.2 2k 0.3 3k

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    11. (a)

    The value of fr,

    (2)

    E v a l u a t eP ( X . 2 ) a n d P ( - 2 < X < 2 )

    (3)

    Find the cumulative distribution of X and

    ($

    Evaluate the mean of X.

    aa
    na

    va

    (1)

    An urn contains 10 white and 3 black balls. Another urn contains


    3 white and 5 black balls. T\Voballs are drawn at random from the

    w.

    (ii)

    N.

    Find

    ww

    first urn and placed in the secondurn and then 1 bail is taken at
    random from the latter. what is the probability that it is a white
    ball?

    Or

    ft)

    (i)

    If the density function of a continuous random variable X is given


    by

    ?,,

    rlxl=
    '<

    fo r ,
    lo,
    l\a-ax.
    I
    10,

    0 <r <1
    7<x<2
    2<x<3
    elsewhere

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    Find
    the value of a

    Q')

    the cumulative distribution function of X

    (3)

    If xr,x, and x.B are 3 independentobservationsof X. What is


    the probability that exactly one of these 3 is greater than 1.5?

    (ii)

    Find the moment generating function of Poisson distribution and


    hence find mean and variance of the same.

    (i)

    Find first four central moments of normal distribution.

    (ii)

    \T,SI chips, essential to the running of a computer system, fail in


    accordancewith a poisson distribution with the rate of one chip in
    about 5 weeks. If there are two spare chips on hand, and if a new
    supply will arrive in 8 weeks. What is the probabiiity that during
    the next 8 weeks the system will be down for a week or more, owing
    to a lack of chips?

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    m

    L2. (a)

    (1)

    Or
    (i)

    The lifetime X in hours of a component is modeled by a weibull


    distribution with shape parameter d = 2 . Starting with a large
    number of components,it is observed that I57o of the components
    that have lasted 90 hours fail before 100 hours. Determine the scale
    parameLer ).

    (ii)

    Find mean and variance of Gamma distribution and hence find


    mean and variance of exponential distribution.

    (i)

    The random variables X and Y are statistically independent having

    (a)

    and (",;),
    with parameter. (-,
    i)
    respectively.Derive the probability density function of a random

    w.

    a gamma distribution

    - =
    variable (J

    ww

    13.

    aa
    na

    va

    N.

    (b)

    (ii )

    (x +Y)'

    State and provecentrallimit theorem.


    Or

    (b)

    (i)

    Find the correlation coefficient for the following data :

    x107418222630
    Y18122463036
    (ii)

    The joint probability mass function of (X , Y) is given by


    p(x,y)=K(2x +3y), x =0,1,2; y =1,2,3. Find all the marginal
    and conditionalprobabilitv distributions.

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    t-

    L4.

    (a)

    (t)
    (ii )

    example'
    Define random process'Classify it with an
    Theprocess{X(f)}whoseprobabilityd'istributionundercertain
    conditions is given bY

    P{X(t) - n} =

    Show that it is not


    Or
    (i)

    T h r e e b o y s A , B a n d C a r e t h r o w i n g a b a l l t o e a c h o t hbut
    er.A
    vays
    Caisl rjust
    tirows the ball to C,
    throws the bail t" t;;Jtalways
    that the processis
    as likely to throwlfre Uutt tu E as to A. Show
    the states.
    classify
    uurt o"i"". Find the transition matrix and

    N.

    (ii)

    are two
    Z
    X(t) =Y coswt+ Z srnwt ' where Y and
    If
    with E(Y) = E(Z) = g '
    independent normal random variables
    a
    a n d r u i s a c o n s t a n t ,p r o v e t h a t { X ( r ) } i s
    EV;)=n(Zr)=o'
    strict'sensestationary processof order 2'

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    (b)

    (i)

    State and prove Wiener-Khinchine theorem'


    (t) = A cospt + B sinpt '
    A random process tX (t )] is given by X
    that E(A)=E(B)=O
    where A and' B are indefendent RVS such
    o2' Find the power spectral densitv of the
    and' E(a')=E(B')=
    process.

    ww

    (b)

    Or

    w.

    (ii)

    signal process
    The autocorrelation function ofthe random telegraph
    power densitl' spectrum
    is given by fi(r) a2e-2rl'1.Determine the
    of the random telegraPhsignal'
    of a signal is equal to
    Show that in an input-out system the energy
    the energYof its sPectrum'

    va

    (i)

    aa
    na

    15. (a)

    (ii)

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