Problem 1. Let the random variable Xn have distribution function n Fn(x) =1- - (1 1- m)", 0

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Problem 1. Let the random variable Xn have distribution function n Fn(x) =1- - (1 1- m)", 0

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Problem 1. Let the random variable Xn have distribution function n Fn(x) =1- - (1 1- m)", 0<sn. Show that Xn converges in distribution to X, where X is an exponential random variable with mean 1.
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