Let X and Y be independent random variables, X~ Poisson(7) and Y~Poisson (y) and Y~ Poisson (X);that is, for every pair of integers (i, j) such that 0 ≤ i and 0 ≤ j,P((X = i) n (Y = j)) = P(X = i) × P(Y = j).(a) Let S be the support of the random variable X + Y. Explicitly identify S.(b) For any k = S, find P(X + Y = k).(c) Fix k € S. For i≥ 0, find P(X= i| X + Y = k).(d) For k = S, let g : S → ( — ∞, + ∞) be a function defined by g(k) = E(Tk), wherefor m≥ 0, T is the random variable such that P(T = m) = P(X= m X + Y = k).Derive a simple algebraic expression for g(k).(e) Find E[g(X + Y)].(f) Find Var[g(X + Y)].(g) For k = S, let h : S → ( − ∞, + ∞) be a function defined by h(k) = Var(Tk).Derive a simple algebraic expression for h(k).(h) Find E[h(X+Y)].(i) Obtain a simple expression for E[h(X + Y)] + Var[g(X + Y)].

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