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Let X ∼Geometric(0.8), and Y = min(X , 3). Determine the CDF of Y and plot...

Let X ∼Geometric(0.8), and Y = min(X , 3). Determine the CDF of Y and plot your result.

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Note that, here we use the range of the geometric variable as 0, 1, ...

Sometimes the range of the geometric variable as 1, 2, ...

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