QUESTION3PLEASE ANSWER ASAP WITH WORKINGTHANK YOU Problem 3. While experimenting with the simulation described in Problem 2, John triestaking ~ Uniform(0, 2π) as before but instead drawing the squared distance term D² from anexponential distribution, i.e.D² Exponential(X)(or we could also write Z~ Exponential(X) and D = √Z). After plotting the resulting points(X, Y), the variables X and Y appear to have independent normal distributions. Use the Ja-cobain method to show that this hypothesis is correct.

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Problem 3. While experimenting with the simulation described in Problem 2, John tries taking 0 ~ Uniform(0, 2π) as before but instead drawing the squared distance term D² from an exponential distribution, i.e. D²2 Exponential(X) (or we could also write Z~ Exponential(A) and D = √Z). After plotting the resulting points (X, Y), the variables X and Y appear to have independent normal distributions. Use the Ja- cobain method to show that this hypothesis is correct.

Problem 3. While experimenting with the simulation described in Problem 2, John tries taking 0 ~ Uniform(0, 2π) as before but instead drawing the squared distance term D² from an exponential distribution, i.e. D²2 Exponential(X) (or we could also write Z~ Exponential(A) and D = √Z). After plotting the resulting points (X, Y), the variables X and Y appear to have independent normal distributions. Use the Ja- cobain method to show that this hypothesis is correct.

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