Ž (1 – p)?k=1 = -P- Ž (1 – p)²k 2k-1 Ë (1 – p) | 1- P k=1 k=1

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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E (1 – p)?k=1 =
Ž (1 – p)?k
1- P k=1
k=1
Transcribed Image Text:E (1 – p)?k=1 = Ž (1 – p)?k 1- P k=1 k=1
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Considering the LHS looping the values from 1 to 4

k=1(1-p)2k-1 = 11-pk=1(1-p)2k LHS =k=14(1-p)2k-1 = (1-p)2(1)-1+(1-p)2(2)-1+(1-p)2(3)-1+(1-p)2(4)-1 =(1-p)+(1-p)3+(1-p)5+(1-p)7 = (1-p)[1+(1-p)2+(1-p)4+(1-p)6]  

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