Let X be a 4-dimensional random vector defined as X =correlation matrixE[X]=0000Let Y be a 3-dimensional random vector withRx =[X₁ X2 X3 X4]' with expected value vector and100Y₁ = X₁ - X2,Y₂=X2- X3,Y3 = X3 X4.-171-100-11(a) Find a matrix A such that Y = AX.(b) Find the correlation matrix of Y, that is Ry.(c) Find the correlation matrix between X₁ and Y, that is Rx₁Y.00-11

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