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Suppose that X has Γ(6, 0.5) distribution. Part a: What is E(X)? Part b: What is...
Suppose that X has Γ(6, 0.5) distribution.
Part a: What is E(X)?
Part b: What is E(X^2 )?
Part c: What is E(e^X)?
Part d: What is E(e^(4X))?
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