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![1- X[n] is a Bernoulli random process that takes on values -1 or 1, each with
probability of p = ½. Is Y[n] an IID random process in each case?
a) Y[n] = (-1)"X[n]
b) Y[n] =
cos (+X[n] (Hint: cos 5 (²)
√3
==
; sin () = 1)
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