1)
E( 2 X - 1 Y + 290 ) = 2 E(X) - E(Y) + 290
= 2 * 120 - 370 + 290
= 160
b)
Var( a X - bY) = a2 Var(X) + b2 Var(Y) - 2 * a * b Cov (X , Y)
So,
Var ( 2 X - 1 Y + 290 ) = 22 Var(X) + 12 Var(Y) - 2 * 2 * 1 Cov ( X , Y)
For independent variable, Cov ( X , Y) = 0
= 4 * 232 + 1 * 212 + 0
= 2557
c)
SD ( 2 X - 1 Y + 290 ) = sqrt [ Var ( 2 X - 1 Y + 290 ) ]
= sqrt [ 2557 ]
= 50.5668
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