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Consider a situation in which events occur at random instants of time at an average rate à per sec. Let N(t) number of occurrences in the time interval [0, t] as a counting stochastic process, a) Derive the required distribution of the number of random events (packets) and show the distribution of the interarrival times is Exponentially distributed. b) Show the memoryless property of the distribution. c) In details, show the arrival time of a single point over the interval [0,t) can be derived as a unform distribution. d) Show that for any two independent Poisson processes with parameters 21 and 22 respectively, the superposition is also a Poisson process with parameter 21+ 22. Consider a situation in which events occur at random instants of time at an average rate à per sec. Let N(t) number of occurrences in the time interval [0, t] as a counting stochastic process, a) Derive the required distribution of the number of random events (packets) and show the distribution of the interarrival times is Exponentially distributed. b) Show the memoryless property of the distribution. c) In details, show the arrival time of a single point over the interval [0,t) can be derived as a unform distribution. d) Show that for any two independent Poisson processes with parameters 21 and 22 respectively, the superposition is also a Poisson process with parameter 21 + 22. Consider a situation in which events occur at random instants of time at an average rate à per sec. Let N(t) number of occurrences in the time interval [0, t] as a counting stochastic process, a) Derive the required distribution of the number of random events (packets) and show the distribution of the interarrival times is Exponentially distributed. b) Show the memoryless property of the distribution. c) In details, show the arrival time of a single point over the interval [0,t) can be derived as a unform distribution. d) Show that for any two independent Poisson processes with parameters 21 and 22 respectively, the superposition is also a Poisson process with parameter 21+ 22. Consider a situation in which events occur at random instants of time at an average rate à per sec. Let N(t) number of occurrences in the time interval [0, t] as a counting stochastic process, a) Derive the required distribution of the number of random events (packets) and show the distribution of the interarrival times is Exponentially distributed. b) Show the memoryless property of the distribution. c) In details, show the arrival time of a single point over the interval [0,t) can be derived as a unform distribution. d) Show that for any two independent Poisson processes with parameters 21 and 22 respectively, the superposition is also a Poisson process with parameter 21 + 22.

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