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The random process Z(t) is defined as: Z(t) = 2Xt - Y, where X and Y are a pair of random variables with means mX and mY, variances σ^2X and σ^2Y, and correlation coefficient ρ. (a) Find the mean function and autocorrelation function of the random process Z(t). (b) Find the pdf of the random process Z(t) if X and Y are jointly Gaussian random variables.

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          The random process Z(t) is defined as:
Z(t) = 2Xt - Y,
where X and Y are a pair of random variables with means mX and mY, variances σ^2X and σ^2Y, and correlation coefficient ρ.

(a) Find the mean function and autocorrelation function of the random process Z(t).
(b) Find the pdf of the random process Z(t) if X and Y are jointly Gaussian random variables.

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The random process Z(t) is defined as: Z(t) = 2Xt - Y, where X and Y are a pair of random variables with means mX and mY, variances σ^2X and σ^2Y, and correlation coefficient ρ. (a) Find the mean function and autocorrelation function of the random process Z(t). (b) Find the pdf of the random process Z(t) if X and Y are jointly Gaussian random variables.