[STATISTICS - SAMPLE MEAN, VARIANCE, AND NORMAL DISTRIBUTION] MULTIPLE CHOICEWhich option is correct? I will upvote the solution if given within an hour. Thanks! Suppose X₁, X2, X3 are random sample from N(μ, o²) distribution. Let Y = X₁ + 2X2 − X3.Which statement is correct?(1) Y has a N (μ, o²) distribution.(II) Y has a N (0, ²) distribution.(III) Y has a N (2μ, 60²) distribution.(IV) Y has a N (μ, 60²) distribution.(V) Y has a N (2μ, 40²) distribution.O (IV)O (V)O (III)(1)O (II)

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Which option is correct? I will upvote the solution if given within an hour. Thanks!

Suppose X₁, X2, X3 are random sample from N(μ, o²) distribution. Let Y = X₁ + 2X2 − X3.
Which statement is correct?
(1) Y has a N (μ, o²) distribution.
(II) Y has a N (0, ²) distribution.
(III) Y has a N (2μ, 60²) distribution.
(IV) Y has a N (μ, 60²) distribution.
(V) Y has a N (2μ, 40²) distribution.
O (IV)
O (V)
O (III)
(1)
O (II)

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