The moment generating function of the discrete random variable X is given below: Which of the following is the first moment i of the random variable X with respect to the zero point? X kesikli raslantı değişkenin moment çıkaran fonksiyonu aşağıda verilmiştir: 1 Mx(t)= e 4 3 12 X raslantı değişkenin sıfır noktasına göre birinci momenti 4 asağıdakilerden hangisidir? 23 - O A) 175 O B) 225 O ) 4 17 O D) 6 12 O E) 3 15

The moment generating function of the discrete random variable X is given below: Which of the following is the first moment i of the random variable X with respect to the zero point? X kesikli raslantı değişkenin moment çıkaran fonksiyonu aşağıda verilmiştir: 1 Mx(t)= e 4 3 12 X raslantı değişkenin sıfır noktasına göre birinci momenti 4 asağıdakilerden hangisidir? 23 - O A) 175 O B) 225 O ) 4 17 O D) 6 12 O E) 3 15

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