Fill in the mathematical details of the polar method as described 2.1 The Polar MethodIf X and Y are independent standard normal random variables, then the po-lar coordinates, R and are also random variables. From Equation (7), theprobability density function for R is(8)So observations of R can be generated using the Inverse Cumulative Method.The corresponding observations for are even easier to generate: is uniformlydistributed on the interval [0, 27].f(r) = re-r².;r ≥ 0Then one can generate a pairs (X, Y) of independent standard normal randomvariables via:X = Rcos (0)Y = Rsin(e)(10)

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