Question 2 (a) Using the fact that the moment generating function of Poisson(A) is e^e-1), derive the Suppose X Poisson(A1), Y ~ Poisson(A2), and X and Y are independent. distribution of X +Y. (b)...

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Question 2<br>(a)<br>Using the fact that the moment generating function of Poisson(A) is e^e-1), derive the<br>Suppose X<br>Poisson(A1), Y ~<br>Poisson(A2), and X and Y are independent.<br>distribution of X +Y.<br>(b)<br>(Hint: You will likely use Taylor series for exponential function in the proof.)<br>Prove that the moment generating function of Poisson(A) is indeed ee-1).<br>

Extracted text: Question 2 (a) Using the fact that the moment generating function of Poisson(A) is e^e-1), derive the Suppose X Poisson(A1), Y ~ Poisson(A2), and X and Y are independent. distribution of X +Y. (b) (Hint: You will likely use Taylor series for exponential function in the proof.) Prove that the moment generating function of Poisson(A) is indeed ee-1).

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Question 2 (a) Using the fact that the moment generating function of Poisson(A) is e^e-1), derive the Suppose X Poisson(A1), Y ~ Poisson(A2), and X and Y are independent. distribution of X +Y. (b)...

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