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Description: poisson process numerical. please solve within 40 minutes. {N(t) : t > 0} is a Poisson process with rate A = 3. We write S, for the time of the n-thevent, n 2 1.Calculate:(a) E(S6|N(1) = 3),(b) P(N(2) > 2),(c) Var(3N(10) – 7N(5)).

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{N(t) : t> 0} is a Poisson process with rate A = 3. We write S, for the time of the n-th event, n > 1. Calculate: (a) E(S6|N(1) = 3), (b) P(N(2) > 2). (c) Var(3N(10) – 7N(5)). %3D

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