1) Consider a random sample X₁, X2,..., X from a population distributed with thefollowing mass function:f(x) =(3%e-3x!0,"for x = 0,1,...,00elsewhered) What is the probability that Y = ₁X₁ is at least 3?

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1) Consider a random sample X₁, X₂,...,X, from a population distributed with the following mass function: f(x) = 3% e x! for x = 0,1,....,00 elsewhere d) What is the probability that Y = EX₁ is at least 3?