Let X> 0 and X, X₁, X2,... be random variables with X~ Poisson(A) and X₁ ~ Binom(n,A). Prove that {Xn}n>1 converges to X in distribution. You can assume that n is large enough such that < 1. n

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Let X > 0 and X, X₁, X₂,... be random variables with X~ Poisson(X) and X₂ ~ Binom(n,
Prove that {Xn}n>1 converges to X in distribution. You can assume that n is large enough
such that
< 1.
n
Transcribed Image Text:Let X > 0 and X, X₁, X₂,... be random variables with X~ Poisson(X) and X₂ ~ Binom(n, Prove that {Xn}n>1 converges to X in distribution. You can assume that n is large enough such that < 1. n
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