2. Let U1, U2,... be independent random variables, each with continuous distribution that is uniform in the interval (-3, 3]. Let S, U++ Un. (a) Compute the moment generating function of U1. (b) Compute the moment generating function of S,. (c) Determine E(S) and E(S) (by any method).

2. Let U1, U2,... be independent random variables, each with continuous distribution that is uniform in the interval (-3, 3]. Let S, U++ Un. (a) Compute the moment generating function of U1. (b) Compute the moment generating function of S,. (c) Determine E(S) and E(S) (by any method).

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