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Probability and Random Process ECEG-3207

ADAMA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY


SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING

WORK SHEET #2

Expectation (chap-4)
1. Let X be a random variable with E[X] = 1 and var(X) = 4. Find the
following:
(a) E[2X− 4],
(b) E[X2],
(c) E[(2X − 4)2].

2. Two random variables X and Y have, μX= 2, μY= −1, σX= 1, σY= 4, and
ρX,Y= 1/4. Let U = X + 2Yand V = 2X − Y.
Find the following quantities:
(a) E[U] and E[V];
(b) E[U2], E[V2], Var(U), and Var(V);
(c) E[UV], Cov(U,V), and ρU,V.
3. The characteristic function of a random variable X is given by
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={
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Find the pdf of X.

4. Let X and Y be defined by: X = cosӨ, Y = sin Ө, Where Ө is a random


variable uniformly distributed over (0, 2π).
(a) Show that X and Y are uncorrelated.
(b)Show that X and Y are not independent

5. Suppose = [ ]; and the transformation is


2
Y=X
(a) What isthe correlation coefficient ?
(b) Are X and Y uncorrelated?
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(c) Are X and Y independent?


6. Suppose Ө is a random variable uniformly distributed over the interval (0,
2π).
(a) Find the PDF of Y = sin(Ө).
(b) Find the PDF of Z = cos(Ө).
(c) Find the PDF of W = tan(Ө)
7. Find the PDF of W, which is the sum of X and Y that are independent
random variables with the following PDFs:
fX(x) = λe−λxu(x), fY(y) = μe−λyu(y)

Random Process (chap-5)

8. Assume that X(t) is a random process defined as follows:


X(t) = Acos(2πt + Φ)
Where A is a zero-mean normal random variable with variance = 2 and
Φisa uniformly distributed random variable over the interval
−π≤ ө≤ π. A and Φ are statistically independent. Let the random variable
Y be defined as follows:
Y=∫ dt
Determine
(a). the mean E[Y] of Y.
(b). the variance of Y.
9. The random process X(t)is given by X(t) = Acos(wt)+ Bsin(wt)
where wis a constant, and A and Bare independent standard normal
randomvariables (i.e., zero mean and variance of 1).
Find:
(a) The autocorrelation fuction of X(t).
(b) The autocovariancefunction of X(t).

10. A random process X(t) is given by X(t) = Acos(t) +(B +1) sin(t)
Where A and B are independent random variables with E[A] = E[B] = 0
and E[A2] = E[B2] = 1.
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Find the following quantities:


(a) the mean function of X(t)
(b) the autocorrelation function of X(t)
(c) theautocovariance function of X(t).
(d) Is X(t) wide sense stationary random process?

11. The random process X(t) is defined as follows: X(t) = A +e−B|t|


Where A and B are independent random variables. A is uniformly
distributed over the range −1 ≤ a ≤ 1, and B is uniformly distributed over
the range 0≤ b ≤ 2.
Find the following:
(a)the mean of X(t)
(b) the autocorrelation function of X(t)
(c) Is X(t) wide sense stationary random process?
12. The random process X(t) has the autocorrelation function RXX(τ) = e−2| τ |.
The random process Y(t) is defined as follows: Y(t) =∫ du
Find E[Y(t)].
13. Two jointly stationary random processes X(t) and Y(t) have the cross
correlation function given by: RXY(τ) = 2
Determine the following:
a. the cross-power spectral density SXY(ω)
b. the cross-power spectral density SYX(ω)
14. A wide sense stationary random process X(t) has the following
autocorrelation function:
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RXX(τ) = +9
Determine the following for this random process:
(a) The mean value
(b)The standard deviation
(c) The power spectral density function
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Parameter Estimation and predication (chap-6)


15. Consider the following estimation criterion. The random variable Y
must be estimated as a linear function of another random variable X,
in the form ̂= aX. We wish to use the error criterion E[(Y-̂ ].
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What is the optimum value of real number aminimizethis error?

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