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For every

u \in R^{2}

,

u^{T} (A X) = (A^{T} u)^{T} X .

The right-hand side is a normal random variable by the definition of a bivariate normal distribution. Therefore every linear combination of the coordinates of

A X

is normal, so

A X is bivariate normal

.

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