3.1 Solve the below problemLet Y,, Y2, and Y, be random variables, whereE (Y,) = 1, E (Y2) = 2, E (Y3) = -1, V(Y,) = 1,V(Y2) = 3, V(Y3) = 5,Cov (Y1, Y2) = -0.4, Cov(Y1, Y3) = 1/2, and Cov(Y2, Y3) = 2.Find the expected value and variance of U = 2Y, – 2Y 2 + 2Y3. (2.5+2.5)3.2 Complete the below statementA multinomial experiment is a generalization of theexperiment.

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