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. [10] Profit in thousands from a project is determined by the equation Profit = 2X...

. [10] Profit in thousands from a project is determined by the equation Profit = 2X + 3Y where X and Y are random variables that can be modeled by a normal distribution. For this problem µx is 20, µy is 30, σx is 2 and σy is 3. Find the mean and standard deviation of Profit in thousands.

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