Assume that N belongs to the (a,b,0)-class. Let Nm be the ZM random variable of N withp and p = cpk, k = 1,2,..... Suppose M is a discrete random variable whose pgf is given belowPM (2) = .3+.71-6(3)(o(3(1 – z)) – (3)),where o(x) = (1-x)-2. Determine the distribution of M.

Given that M is a discrete random variable, whose pgf is PMz=0.3+0.71-ϕ3ϕ31-z-ϕ3 where ϕx=1-x-2

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Assume that N belongs to the (a,b,0)-class. Let N be the ZM random variable of N with P and p = cpk, k = 1,2,.... . Suppose M is a discrete random variable whose pgf is given below PM (2) = 3+ .7 1-0(3) (o(3(1-2))-0(3)), where o(x) = (1-x)-2. Determine the distribution of M.