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Suppose that X1
~ N(a1, b12) and
X2 ~ N(a2, b22)
are independent. It then follows that


That is, any linear
combination of independent normal random variables is normally
distributed. Click on the buttons below to investigate the
properties of the sum and the difference of two independent normal
random variables. You can also investigate what happens when you
multiply a normal random variable by a constant.
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