Final answer:
The characteristic function of the random variable (jv) e^(jvx) is e^(-vx).
Step-by-step explanation:
The characteristic function of a random variable X is defined as the expected value of the complex exponential function with the variable multiplied by the random variable, i.e., E(exp(jvX)). In this case, the random variable is (jv) multiplied by e^(jvx).
To find the characteristic function, we substitute the random variable into the expected value formula and simplify: E(exp(jv(jv)e^(jvx))) = E(e^(-vx)).
The characteristic function of the random variable (jv) e^(jvx) is e^(-vx). Hence, the correct answer is d) e^(-jv).