Suppose X and Y are two independent and identically distributed geometric randomvariables. The pmd of X isP(X = x) = p(1 – p)*-1 for x = 1,2, ...Show that P(X >x) = (1- p)-1.Show that P(X 2r+T)|(X > T)] = P(X > x) where T is a positive integer, i.e.,Find the moment-generating function of X.Let Z = X +Y. What is the moment generating function of Z?

PMF of X is given by, P(X=x) = p(1-p)x-1 , x=1,2,3.... Now, ⇒P(X≥x)= ∑t=x∞ P(X=t)= ∑t=x∞p(1-p)t-1 =…

Suppose X and Y are two independent and identically distributed geometric random rariables. The pmd of X is P(X = 1) = p(1 - p)*-1 for r = 1,2, ... Show that P(X 2) = (1– p)*-1. Show that P(X 2 *+T)|(X > T)] = P(X > x) where T is a positive integer, i.e., Find the moment-generating function of X. Let Z = X + Y. What is the moment generating function of Z?

Suppose X and Y are two independent and identically distributed geometric random rariables. The pmd of X is P(X = 1) = p(1 - p)-1 for r = 1,2, ... Show that P(X 2) = (1– p)-1. Show that P(X 2 *+T)|(X > T)] = P(X > x) where T is a positive integer, i.e., Find the moment-generating function of X. Let Z = X + Y. What is the moment generating function of Z?

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