(a) Let Z be a discrete random variable taking one of the four distributions covered inChapter 10. Suppose you know that Var(Z) = (k+ 1)E(Z) where k is the last non-zerodigit of your student ID number. Determine the distribution of Z and find itsparameter(s), explaining your argument carefully.(b) Look at the "Week 10 quiz" and the "Week 11 quiz”. For each quiz, state which questionyou find easiest and which you find hardest, explaining your reasons by writing one ortwo sentences in each case. [There are no right answers here but your explanation willcontribute to your mark and your tutor may go through some of the hardest questions inthe Week 12 tutorial.]

Given:- Random variable z from any distribution like geometric, Poisson, Bernoulli:…

Chapter 10. Suppose you know that Var(Z) (a) Let Z be a discrete random variable taking one of the four distributions covered in (k+ 1)E(Z) where k is the last non-zero digit of your student ID number. Determine the distribution of Z and find its parameter(s), explaining your argument carefully. =

Chapter 10. Suppose you know that Var(Z) (a) Let Z be a discrete random variable taking one of the four distributions covered in (k+ 1)E(Z) where k is the last non-zero digit of your student ID number. Determine the distribution of Z and find its parameter(s), explaining your argument carefully. =

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(a) Let Z be a discrete random variable taking one of the four distributions covered in
Chapter 10. Suppose you know that Var(Z) = (k+ 1)E(Z) where k is the last non-zero
digit of your student ID number. Determine the distribution of Z and find its
parameter(s), explaining your argument carefully.
(b) Look at the "Week 10 quiz" and the "Week 11 quiz”. For each quiz, state which question
you find easiest and which you find hardest, explaining your reasons by writing one or
two sentences in each case. [There are no right answers here but your explanation will
contribute to your mark and your tutor may go through some of the hardest questions in
the Week 12 tutorial.]

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