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Jointly Gaussian vector

Let Z = (Z₁,..., Zn) denote a jointly Gaussian vector with independent components each with zero mean and variance o², i.e., we have Let {n} be any orthonormal basis for R" and let W = (W₁,..., Wn) denote a random vector whose components are the projections of Z onto this basis, i.e, W; = (Z, ₁). Show that W has the same distribution as Z.

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