Let X(t) be a wide-sense stationary Gaussian process with ux(t) = 6 and Rx(T) = 36 +3sinc(7). Find P(1 < X(7) < 2) = Find P(1 < X(7) < 2, X(10) < 5) = Use at least three significant decimal digits when stating these probabilities.

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Let X(t) be a wide-sense stationary Gaussian process with ux(t) = 6 and Rx(7) = 36 +3sinc(7).
Find P(1 < X(7) < 2) =
Find P(1 < X(7) < 2, X(10) < 5) =
Use at least three significant decimal digits when stating these probabilities.
Transcribed Image Text:Let X(t) be a wide-sense stationary Gaussian process with ux(t) = 6 and Rx(7) = 36 +3sinc(7). Find P(1 < X(7) < 2) = Find P(1 < X(7) < 2, X(10) < 5) = Use at least three significant decimal digits when stating these probabilities.
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