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(a). If random variable X and Y are identically distributed, not neces (a). If random variable X and Y are identically distributed, not neces

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b Now consider random variables X Y and Z The conditional covariance of X and Y given Z is defined by cov X YZEXEXZYEYZZx2212x2212 Show that cov YZEXYZEXZEYZ Sho ID: 293113

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(a). If random variable X and Y are identically distributed, not necessarily independent, show that: cov(,)0XYXY (b). Now consider random variables X, Y and Z. The conditional covariance of X and Y, given Z, is defined by cov(,)[([])([])] X YZEXEXZYEYZZ=−− Show that cov(,)[][][] YZEXYZEXZEYZ Show that cov(,)[cov(,)]cov([],[]) X YEXYZEXZEYZ(Hint: take the expectation of both sides of the result in part i) Z XY and error. You should express the optimal values of and in terms of variances and covariances of the random variables. y } is given by the following difference equation: kkk y aybye whereare constants and { y ii. Using results in part a, determine the linear least squares estimate of y given 1k y and 2k y . Solution 8 2.