Suppose N is a Poisson random variable with mean A. Show that E (1+a)M=for any constant a.1.(b) Telephone calls enter a switchboard in a Poisson process of rate A every 10 minutes. Ina 10 minute period, N calls enter the switchboard.chance an unofficial tea-break, the operator wants to estimate the probability 0 thatthere will be no incoming calls in the next 20 minutes, using this single observationorder to decide whether he canN.Write down an expression for 0 in terms of A. Use this, together with the result inpart (a), to suggest an unbiased estimator T(N) of 0. Is this estimator sensible?

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