Let X be a discrete random variable with PMF:(0.3 for k = 00.3 for k = 1Px (k) = {0.4 for k = 2for k = 30 otherwise0.4Define Y = X(X – 1)(X – 2). Find the PMF of Y

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For X=0⇒Y=0X=1⇒Y=0X=2⇒Y=0X=3⇒Y=6 There fore Y assumes only two values 0 for X=0.1.2 & 6 for…

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Let X be a discrete random variable with PMF: (0.3 for k = 0 0.3 for k = 1 Px (k) = {0.4 for k = 2 0.4 for k = 3 0 otherwise Define Y = X(X - 1)(X – 2). Find the PMF of Y %3D

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