3.13.4 Example (Continued)
Continuing with our earluer example, consider again the random variable Y defined by [3.168] as a quadratic polynomial of a joint-normal random vector X. Let’s calculate its first five moments. Earlier, we were given values for μ, c, b and a. We calculated values for 
and 
. Based on all these values, we use [3.181] to calculate values for g[k] as indicated in Exhibits 3.25. Moments of Y are calculated from these by [3.183] through [3.187]. Results are indicated in Exhibit 3.26.
