2 4. Random ProcessLet X(1) be a Random process, with mean ux(1) = (t– 1) and autocovariance Rx(t1,l2) attime steps t1, tą as follows:Rx(t1, t2) = t1 + t2Finda. Mean of X(t) at time step 2.b. Autocovariance at time steps (1,5), variance of X(t) at time step 2с. Р(X (2) < 1)

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