Problem 6Let X - Hyp(N,b,n), i.e.CP{X = k} =if k € (0,...,n)else.Now let N, b→∞o in such a way that b/N-pe (0,1). Show that thenP{X = k} - ("^ p² (1-py"-k.Explain the implications of this result for the concepts of sampling with and without replacement.

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Problem 6 Let X - Hyp(N, b, n), i.e. OCD () P{X = k} = if k € (0,...,n) else. Now let N, b→∞o in such a way that b/N-pe (0,1). Show that then P{X = k} – (*)p² (1-py-*. Explain the implications of this result for the concepts of sampling with and without replacement.

Problem 6 Let X - Hyp(N, b, n), i.e. OCD () P{X = k} = if k € (0,...,n) else. Now let N, b→∞o in such a way that b/N-pe (0,1). Show that then P{X = k} – ()p² (1-py-. Explain the implications of this result for the concepts of sampling with and without replacement.