Thread: [SOLVED] normal random variable

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I have to show that is also a normal random variable



maybe using these substitions

I don't recognize any tricks here, like using the MGF.

One thing for sure is that and are independent

So


IF you're going to transform from X,Y to something you should USE Z and something basic like A equal to X or Y OR maybe your A or maybe A squared? BUT not A and B. Try Z and A.

Originally Posted by matheagle

I don't recognize any tricks here, like using the MGF.

what does MGF stand for?

can you please explain this:

Originally Posted by matheagle

So

Originally Posted by matheagle

IF you're going to transform from X,Y to something you should USE Z and something basic like A equal to X or Y OR maybe your A or maybe A squared? BUT not A and B. Try Z and A.

this is really hard... I don't have the idea how to do it...

thank you very much

MGF stands for moment generating function.
YOU may have to transform from X,Y to Z,A and then integrate out the A
to obtain the density of Z.

Originally Posted by matheagle

MGF stands for moment generating function.
YOU may have to transform from X,Y to Z,A and then integrate out the A
to obtain the density of Z.

What would be A?

Originally Posted by akane

What would be A?

You can try any possibility for A.
I was suggesting the one you had already selected, that square root of X and Y squared

Though, I must say, this is a weird problem
I don't see any tricks, are you sure you copied it correctly?

Originally Posted by matheagle

You can try any possibility for A.
I was suggesting the one you had already selected, that square root of X and Y squared

Though, I must say, this is a weird problem
I don't see any tricks, are you sure you copied it correctly?

unfortunately I copied it correctly
that substitution won't work because I have to rewrite Z as a function of these two new variables, in the case you mentioned I would have Z = Z (X,Y,A)