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The document discusses the derivation of the marginal distribution of a random variable X and its properties, including the calculation of expected values and variances. It also covers the moment generating function (MGF) for a random sum and its application to Poisson and Bernoulli distributions. The final sections involve comparing expressions and finding parameters to match distributions.

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ST202 PS10 MT - PDF 1

The document discusses the derivation of the marginal distribution of a random variable X and its properties, including the calculation of expected values and variances. It also covers the moment generating function (MGF) for a random sum and its application to Poisson and Bernoulli distributions. The final sections involve comparing expressions and finding parameters to match distributions.

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