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Let Y
Poisson(A), with A > 0. Then, show that Tchebysheff's inequality gives
P (0 <Y < 2\) >1
Transcribed Image Text:Let Y Poisson(A), with A > 0. Then, show that Tchebysheff's inequality gives P (0 <Y < 2\) >1
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Suppose X is a random variable with expectation, μ and standard deviation, σ. Then, for any positive real number k, according to Tchebysheff’s Inequality, it can be said that:

P (| Xμ | ≤ ) > 1 – (1/k2).

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