AssignmentConsidering the spectrum sensing mechanism of a cognitive radio system with target false alarm rate of 0.01 (i.e., a=0.01) where(12 – x?) 0sx < 1Ho = 0,-Po(x) ={ 3otherwiseH1 = 0,~P1(x) =-1 Osx<1O otherwiseFind Neyman-pearson optimal threshold (1) and its corresponding probability of detection (P) for this optimal threshold.

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Ho = 0,~Po(x) = { 3 otherwise Hz = 0,~p1(x) = 1 Osxs1 O otherwise

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