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Problem 3. (5') Let N have a Poisson distribution with paramet er A = 1. Conditioned on N = n, let X be a random variable with PMF P(X = k|N = n) = for k = 0,1,..., n+1. What is the marginal dist ribution for X? n+2

Problem 3. (5') Let N have a Poisson distribution with paramet er A = 1. Conditioned on N = n, let X be a random variable with PMF P(X = k|N = n) = for k = 0,1,..., n+1. What is the marginal dist ribution for X? n+2

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