Let N ∼ P oiss(λ) and let Xi be iid Ber(1/2) random variables that take on the values {0, 1} where P(X = 1) = p. Here we assume that N is independent of Xi. What is the PMF of S = E (from I= 1 to N) Xi?What kind of random variable is this?

Let N ∼ P oiss(λ) and let Xi be iid Ber(1/2) random variables that take on the values {0, 1} where P(X = 1) = p. Here we assume that N is independent of Xi. What is the PMF of S = E (from I= 1 to N) Xi?What kind of random variable is this?

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