Answer to Question #183305 in Statistics and Probability for Weam

Question #183305

Let X∼Poisson(k−1)X∼Poisson(k−1) with Var(X)=1Var(X)=1, then find the value of the constant kk


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Expert's answer
2021-04-29T16:27:37-0400

We know that if "X" follows a Poisson distribution of parameter "\\lambda" , i.e. "X\\sim \\textrm{Poisson}(\\lambda)" , then the variance of "X" is "\\textrm{Var}(X)=\\lambda".

If we apply it to our case we have:


"\\textrm{Var}(X)=k-1=1\\Rightarrow k-1=1\\Rightarrow k=1+1\\Rightarrow k=2"


Thus, the value of the constant "k" is "k=2" .


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