Question: Let the r.v.s X and Y have the Bivariate Normal distribution with parameters μ 1 , μ 2 R,0 < Ï 1 , Ï 2
Let the r.v.s X and Y have the Bivariate Normal distribution with parameters μ1, μ2 R,0 < Ï1, Ï2< , and p [-1, 1], and set U = X + Y, V = X - Y.
(i) Verify that ÉU = μ1 + μ2, Var(U) = Ï21 + a22 + 2pÏ1Ï2,ÉV = μ1 μ2, Var(V) = Ï12 + Ï22 - 2p Ï1 Ï2, and Cov(U, V) = Ï12 Ï22 (by using Exercises 12 (ii) and 14
(ii) in Chapter 9).
(ii) Since

use Exercise 15 in order to conclude that

(iii) From part (ii) and Exercise 15, conclude that the r.v.s U and V have the Bivariate Normal distribution with parameters μ1 + μ2, μ1 - μ2, Ï12 + Ï22 + 2p Ï1 Ï2 = Ï12 ,Ï12 Ï22 - 2p Ï1 Ï2 = Ï22, and p(U, V) = (Ï12 Ï22) /Ï1Ï2.
(iv) From part (iii) and Exercise 12 (ii) in Chapter 10, conclude that U and V are independent if and only if Ï1 = Ï2.
fu,v (t1, 12) = EeiiU +izV = Eei1(X+Y)+iz(X-Y) = Ee'n+t2)X+i(1-12)Y = fx,y(t1 + 12, t 12), %3D %3D
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