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Assume a Random variable X is Poisson distributed with lambda = 1. Provide the probabilities of...

Assume a Random variable X is Poisson distributed with lambda = 1. Provide the probabilities of {X | 0 < x < 5 } and graph the result.

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For more clarification the point point X=0 and X=5 also include in the graph. It seems to be good with more points.

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