4. The continuous random variables X and Y are statistically independent and form the random variable z, where Z = X+Y. The random variable x is exponential (^) and the random variable y is uniform over [-a, al. a) Use MGF methods to obtain the probability density function z(z) of the random variable z. b) Use convolution methods to obtain the probability density function f₂(²). c) Use MATLAB to plot f₂(z) when = 0.1 and a = 5.
4. The continuous random variables X and Y are statistically independent and form the random variable z, where Z = X+Y. The random variable x is exponential (^) and the random variable y is uniform over [-a, al. a) Use MGF methods to obtain the probability density function z(z) of the random variable z. b) Use convolution methods to obtain the probability density function f₂(²). c) Use MATLAB to plot f₂(z) when = 0.1 and a = 5.
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