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Given that ` bar x`is the mean and `sigma^2`is the variance of n observations `x_1x_2`, ..., `x_n`. Prove that the mean and variance of the observations `a x_1,a x_2`, `a x_3,dotdotdot,a x_n`are `a bar x`and `a^2sigma^2`,

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