Probability: Y is a normal random variable with ? = 0 and ?^2 = 1. SOLVE...

Probability:

Y is a normal random variable with ? = 0 and ?^2 = 1.

SOLVE FOR expectation E[Y] and variance Var(Y).

Expert Solution

Here, our random variable Y is a Standard Normal Random Variable.

We have to solve for E(Y) and Var(Y).

The detailed procedure to answer the given question is as given in the images below:-

Hence, E(Year)= 0 and Var(Y)=1

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