From Example 5-38, the Moment Generating Function of a Poisson random variable, X, is given as MX(t)=eλ(et−1)MX(t)=eλ(et

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From Example 5-38, the Moment Generating Function of a Poisson random variable, X, is given as MX(t)=eλ(et−1)MX(t)=eλ(et

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From Example 5-38, the Moment Generating Function of a Poissonrandom variable, X, is given as
MX(t)=eλ(et−1)MX(t)=eλ(et−1)
If Y = 2X, then the Moment Generating Function of Y is
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