2. X and Y are independent and identically distributed Rayleigh variables, each b = 5. What is the probability that (1) X>Y (2) X>2Y? Repeat by finding P(X >cY) where cis a positive integer.

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2. X and Y are independent and identically distributed Rayleigh variables, each b = 5. What is the
probability that (1) X>Y (2) X>2Y? Repeat by finding P(X >cY) where cis a positive integer.
Transcribed Image Text:2. X and Y are independent and identically distributed Rayleigh variables, each b = 5. What is the probability that (1) X>Y (2) X>2Y? Repeat by finding P(X >cY) where cis a positive integer.
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