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chota
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Hi say I have two "independent" Normal distributions,
S ~ N(0,3^2) and D~(0,2^2)
since I know that S and D are indpendent then
P(S ) + P(D) = P(S)P(D)
however we know they are both normal distributed so I amm just wondering what the general rule is for multiplying two normal distributions
thanks
S ~ N(0,3^2) and D~(0,2^2)
since I know that S and D are indpendent then
P(S ) + P(D) = P(S)P(D)
however we know they are both normal distributed so I amm just wondering what the general rule is for multiplying two normal distributions
thanks