A random process X (t) is defined by X (t) = 2. cos (2 nt + Y), where Y is a discreterandom variable with P (Y = 0 ) =and P (Y = T/2) = FindE [X (1)] and%3DRYx (0, 1).

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Section9.2: Partial Derivatives

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A random process X (t) is defined by X (t) = 2. cos (2 nt + Y), where Y is a discrete random variable with P (Y = 0 ) = 1 and P (Y = T/2) = Find E [X (1)] and 2 Ryx (0, 1).