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Let Xt=1+e t- 0.5et-1 , t=1,2,3,...., where et~llD(0,2),the variance of et is 2. a) Compute the mean of Xt b) Compute the variance of Xt c) Find the correlation between Xt and et-1
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A fast food arrives at a fast drive through rest restaurant 6 minutes after it opens and then the arrival times for the next four customers in order are 3minutes, 8 minutes, 2 minute, and 5minutes.
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