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Random variables X and Y are independent and (0,1)-normal. Find the density of the area Z...

Random variables X and Y are independent and (0,1)-normal. Find the density of the area Z of the circle of radius (X2+Y2)1/2

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Note-here Z is termed as T....so here Z follows exponential(2 pie)...

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