Pls solve it quickly !! A binary communication system has the logic "I" represented by 5V while the logic"0" represented by -5V. The received signal is corriupted by additive randomvariable, X, with Gaussian probability desnity function (PDF) represented byfx(x) = -V187Get the probability of error (PE) for this system.

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