The random variable X can be used to describe the voltage at the receiver in a...

The random variable X can be used to describe the voltage at the receiver in a modem. If symbol 0 is transmitted, X follows a Gaussian distribution centered at −5V with a standard deviation of 2V , or X ∼ n(x; −5, 2). If symbol 1 is transmitted, X follows a Gaussian distribution centered at +5V with a standard deviation of 2V , or X ∼ n(x; 5, 2). Assume that symbols 0 and 1 are equally likely to be sent.

(a)in matlab Plot the PDF of X. (hint: f(x) vs. x in volts, you need to use the law of total probability).

(b)in matlab Plot the CDF of X.

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