A nonnegative random variable X has moments which are known to be E [X] = 1 ,
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(a) Show that for any nonnegative random variable,
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(b) Using the result of part (a) and the values of the moments given, find the tightest bound on Pr (X ‰¥2).
(c) Using the result of part (a) and the values of the moments given, find the tightest bound on Pr (X ‰¥ 3).
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