Signal and systems miscellaneous


Signal and systems miscellaneous

Signals and Systems

  1. The value of C for which joint probability density function of random variables x and y as
    fXY(x, y) = C (1 – x – y)









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    FXY(x, y) = C(1 – x – y)dx dy = 1
    –∞–∞

    1 = 11-xC(1 – x – y)dx dy
    00

    ∵ Variation of y = 0 to 1 – x, and x = 0 to 1 1

    1 = 1C(1 – x).y –
    y 2
    1-xdx
    020

    1 = C1(1 – x)(1 – x) –
    (1 - x)2
    dx
    02

    1 = C1
    (1 - x)2
    dx
    02

    1 =
    C
    x +
    x3
    - 2
    x2
    1
    2320

    1 =
    C
    1 +
    1
    - 1
    23

    or C = 6

    Correct Option: C

    FXY(x, y) = C(1 – x – y)dx dy = 1
    –∞–∞

    1 = 11-xC(1 – x – y)dx dy
    00

    ∵ Variation of y = 0 to 1 – x, and x = 0 to 1 1

    1 = 1C(1 – x).y –
    y 2
    1-xdx
    020

    1 = C1(1 – x)(1 – x) –
    (1 - x)2
    dx
    02

    1 = C1
    (1 - x)2
    dx
    02

    1 =
    C
    x +
    x3
    - 2
    x2
    1
    2320

    1 =
    C
    1 +
    1
    - 1
    23

    or C = 6


  1. E [2x + 3] in —
    fXY(x, y) =
    X + 2Y
    ; X = 0, 1
    14
    0; otherwise









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    X(z) =
    (2X + 3Y) fXY(x, y)
    X = – ∞
    Y = – ∞

    1
    2
    X(z) =
    (2X + 3Y).(X + 2Y)
    X = 0
    Y = 1
    14

    =
    85
    14

    Correct Option: D

    X(z) =
    (2X + 3Y) fXY(x, y)
    X = – ∞
    Y = – ∞

    1
    2
    X(z) =
    (2X + 3Y).(X + 2Y)
    X = 0
    Y = 1
    14

    =
    85
    14



  1. E[Y] in
    fXY(x, y) =
    X + 2Y
    ; X = 0, 1
    14
    0; otherwise









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    E[y] =
    y.f XY(x, y)
    X = – ∞
    Y = – ∞

    1
    2
    E[y] =
    (X + 2Y)
    X = 0
    Y = 1
    14

    2
    =
    [Y(0 + 2Y) + Y(1 + 2Y)]
    Y = 1
    14


    or E(y) =
    1.2.1.(1 + 2.1) + 2.2.2 + 2(1 + 2.2.)
    14

    E(y) =
    2 + 3 + 8 + 10
    14

    =
    23
    14

    Correct Option: D

    E[y] =
    y.f XY(x, y)
    X = – ∞
    Y = – ∞

    1
    2
    E[y] =
    (X + 2Y)
    X = 0
    Y = 1
    14

    2
    =
    [Y(0 + 2Y) + Y(1 + 2Y)]
    Y = 1
    14


    or E(y) =
    1.2.1.(1 + 2.1) + 2.2.2 + 2(1 + 2.2.)
    14

    E(y) =
    2 + 3 + 8 + 10
    14

    =
    23
    14


  1. The joint probability function of two discrete random variable x and y given as
    fXY(x, y) =
    X + 2Y
    ; X = 0, 1
    14
    0; otherwise

    then E [x]









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    E[X] =
    X.f XY(x, y)
    X = – ∞
    Y = – ∞

    1
    2
    =
    x.
    (X + 2Y)
    X = 0
    Y = 1
    14

    =
    [1.(1 + 2) + 1.(1 + 4)]
    14

    =
    8
    14

    =
    4
    7

    Correct Option: D

    E[X] =
    X.f XY(x, y)
    X = – ∞
    Y = – ∞

    1
    2
    =
    x.
    (X + 2Y)
    X = 0
    Y = 1
    14

    =
    [1.(1 + 2) + 1.(1 + 4)]
    14

    =
    8
    14

    =
    4
    7



  1. The mean of a random variable, whose pdf is
    fx(x) =
    x
    ; 0 < x < 4
    4
    0; otherwise









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    Given fx(x) =
    x
    ; 0 < x < 4
    4
    0; otherwise

    Mean, ux = xfx(x)dx
    – ∞

    = 4
    x
    dx
    00

    = 4
    x2
    dx
    04

    =
    x3
    4
    120

    =
    64
    12

    =
    16
    3

    Hence, alternative (D) is the correct choice.

    Correct Option: D

    Given fx(x) =
    x
    ; 0 < x < 4
    4
    0; otherwise

    Mean, ux = xfx(x)dx
    – ∞

    = 4
    x
    dx
    00

    = 4
    x2
    dx
    04

    =
    x3
    4
    120

    =
    64
    12

    =
    16
    3

    Hence, alternative (D) is the correct choice.