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Let ? be a standard normal (Gaussian) random variable. Find the PDF of ? = √|?|
The pdf of X which is a standard normal RV is
Let . This is monotonically decreasing on and increasing on . The range of Y is
Hence we have
The pdf of Y is
Formally the pdf of Y is
It is to the square root(|x|) Let ? be a standard normal (Gaussian) random variable. Find...
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