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jackbauer
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Hi people, I was wondering if anyone could give me a hint with this problem.
A RV X has PGF Gx(s)= (4-s)/3(4-3s)
I need to get the P(X=i) from here. I know i can manipulate the above to get the sum to infinity of a geometric series, but i end up with the term
(4-s) still in the P(X=i) which i don't think can be right. Anybody got any hints on how to rearrange the above so as to eliminate the s in the numerator so I can obtain P(X=i)? Thanks a lot, Jack
A RV X has PGF Gx(s)= (4-s)/3(4-3s)
I need to get the P(X=i) from here. I know i can manipulate the above to get the sum to infinity of a geometric series, but i end up with the term
(4-s) still in the P(X=i) which i don't think can be right. Anybody got any hints on how to rearrange the above so as to eliminate the s in the numerator so I can obtain P(X=i)? Thanks a lot, Jack