Use equation (5.13) and the Fourier integral representation of
to write a
solution of the problem on the real line:


Also reformulate the solution using equation (5.18).
Problem:

Equation (5.13):
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Equation (5.18):


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algorithms for generating random variables from the following
distributions.
b.
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