Let Xn be independent exponentially distributed random variables with means un = µ + 1/n with μ > 0. Then show the weak low of large numbers applies, such that (X1 + ··· + Xn)/n ->pμ

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Let Xn be independent exponentially distributed
random variables with means μn = µ + 1/n with
un
μ> 0. Then show the weak low of large numbers
applies, such that (X1 + ... + Xn)/n -> p μ
Transcribed Image Text:Let Xn be independent exponentially distributed random variables with means μn = µ + 1/n with un μ> 0. Then show the weak low of large numbers applies, such that (X1 + ... + Xn)/n -> p μ
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