Chapter 5: Q. 5.19 (page 216)
If is an exponential random variable with mean , show that
Hint: Make use of the gamma density function to evaluate the preceding.
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The statement has been proved true, i.e.
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Chapter 5: Q. 5.19 (page 216)
If is an exponential random variable with mean , show that
Hint: Make use of the gamma density function to evaluate the preceding.
The statement has been proved true, i.e.
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