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5. If X and Y are independent geometric RVs with parameters p and r re- spectively,...

5. If X and Y are independent geometric RVs with parameters p and r re- spectively, show that U = min(X, Y ) is geometric with parameter p + r − rp = 1−(1−r)(1−p).

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