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Let 2 be discrete random variable taking of mama the four distributions covered Le-g Bernoulli/Binomia / Geometric / Poisson Distribution ). Suppose know that Var (2) = (k+¹) E (Z) last digit of your where hon - zero Student ID number ( made up of 9 digits). Determin the distribution of I and find its parameter (s) argument carefully. explaining your a one .you K is the

Let 2 be discrete random variable taking of mama the four distributions covered Le-g Bernoulli/Binomia / Geometric / Poisson Distribution ). Suppose know that Var (2) = (k+¹) E (Z) last digit of your where hon - zero Student ID number ( made up of 9 digits). Determin the distribution of I and find its parameter (s) argument carefully. explaining your a one .you K is the

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7 one Let I be a discrete random variable taking ↑ of mmmamama naman the four distributions covered Le-g Bernoulli / Binomia / Geometric / Poisson Distribution ). you know that Var (2) = (k+¹) E (Z) where K is the digit of your Student ID number (made up of 9 digits). Determine the distribution of I and find its parameter (s) Suppose last hon - zero \ explaining your argument carefully. 1
Transcribed Image Text:7 one Let I be a discrete random variable taking ↑ of mmmamama naman the four distributions covered Le-g Bernoulli / Binomia / Geometric / Poisson Distribution ). you know that Var (2) = (k+¹) E (Z) where K is the digit of your Student ID number (made up of 9 digits). Determine the distribution of I and find its parameter (s) Suppose last hon - zero \ explaining your argument carefully. 1
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