H2. A Rayleigh random variable has pdfVv> 0fv(v) =0,v < 0Find the transformation that will generate this random variable from a random variable, Uthat is uniformly distributed in [0, 1].

Let us define a random variable U which follows standard uniform distribution. U~Uniform0,1 The PDF…

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