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If x is a poisson variate such that 3p(x=4) = (1/2)p(x=2)+p(x=0), find mean of x and p(x<=2)

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Answered by santhoshsm2008
5

For Poisson's distribution, P(X) is given by

P(X)=

x!

e

−λ

x

It is given that P(X=2)=9P(X=4)+90P(X=6)

2!

e

−λ

2

=9.

4!

e

−λ

4

+90.

6!

e

−λ

6

Cancelling e

−λ

from both sides, we get

2!

λ

2

=9.

4!

λ

4

+90.

6!

λ

6

Since λ can not be zero, cancel out λ

2

from both sides to obtain

λ

4

+3λ

2

−4=0.

Solving , we get λ=1 as a valid solution.

Answered by kk8536562
0

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