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Let
Let X ~ N(μ, E), where
Σ
μl = =
=
(:).
LL2L
121 12
14121
(X3 + X₁)
r- (x²+x2)
Y
2X2
=
X3-X₁
i) What is the distribution of Y?
ii) Which components of Y are independent of each other?

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