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Mathematics, 30.11.2019 06:31 ktenz

Let x, y , z be three random variables which satisfy the following conditions: var(x) = 4, var(y ) = 9, var(z) = 16. cov(x, y ) = −2, cov(z, x) = 3, and y and z are independent. find: (a) cov(x + 2y, y − z). (b) var(3x − y ). (c) var(x + y + z)

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