Problem 3Let X₁,..., X, be independent random variables with values in N₁.Suppose they all have the same probability mass function.(a) Show that(b) Let m≤n. Show thatEX₁X1 + X₂E= EX2X1 + X2X₁ +...+ XmX₁ +...+Xnmn

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Problem 3 Let X₁,..., Xn be independent random variables with values in N.. Suppose they all have the same probability mass function. (a) Show that (b) Let m≤n. Show that E X₁ X1 + X₂ E = E X2 X1 + X₂ X₁+...+X X₁ +...+Xn m m =-. n