3. Consider the vector B1 B = B2 -(A) with variance-covariance matrix Var(B) Cov(B1, B2) Cov(B1, B2) Var(B2) Var(3) = and the matrix (:구) 3 -1 A = 1 Show – for this example – that Var(Aß) = AVar(B)A'.

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3. Consider the vector
B1
B =
B2
with variance-covariance matrix
Var(B,)
Var(ß) = ( Cov(B1, B2)
Cov (β, β )
Var(8,)
)
and the matrix
3 -1
A =
1
Show – for this example – that Var(AB) = AVar(B)A'.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Consider the vector B1 B = B2 with variance-covariance matrix Var(B,) Var(ß) = ( Cov(B1, B2) Cov (β, β ) Var(8,) ) and the matrix 3 -1 A = 1 Show – for this example – that Var(AB) = AVar(B)A'.
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