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Suppose X is a poisson variable such that P(X=2)=23P(X=1), then P(x=0) is

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34
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e43
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e43
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12
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Solution

The correct option is B e43
Poisson's distribution implies
P(X=n)=λneλn!
Where mean=variance=λ
Hence, P(X=2)=23P(x=1)
λ2eλ2!=2λ1eλ3.1!
λ2=23
λ=43
Hence, P(X=0)=e43

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