(a) Suppose X₁, X2,..., Xn are statistically independent random variables withmoment generating functions Mx, (t), i = 1, ...,n. Find the moment generatingfunction ofY=X₁i=1and justify all steps in your proof.(b) Suppose that each X; ~ Exp(X) for i = 1,..,n. Show that Y = C₁ X₁ has aGa(n, λ) distribution.Hint: You may recall that the moment generating function of a Ga (n, X) randomvariable is(2)"for > t

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(a) Suppose X₁, X2,..., Xn are statistically independent random variables with moment generating functions Mx. (t), i = 1, ... ,n. Find the moment generating function of and justify all steps in your proof. (b) Sup Y = [X₁ i=1

(a) Suppose X₁, X2,..., Xn are statistically independent random variables with moment generating functions Mx. (t), i = 1, ... ,n. Find the moment generating function of and justify all steps in your proof. (b) Sup Y = [X₁ i=1

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(a) Suppose X₁, X2,..., Xn are statistically independent random variables with
moment generating functions Mx, (t), i = 1, ...,n. Find the moment generating
function of
Y=X₁
i=1
and justify all steps in your proof.
(b) Suppose that each X; ~ Exp(X) for i = 1,..,n. Show that Y = C₁ X₁ has a
Ga(n, λ) distribution.
Hint: You may recall that the moment generating function of a Ga (n, X) random
variable is
(2)"
for > t

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