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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
2006
iii
Paper 14
4
b
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The
factorial-moment
argument above gives
Y
⇒
Poisson
(
λ
)
with
λ
=
e
−
c
. Because
Y
is
integer
-valued, apply
convergence in distribution
at the continuity points
3/2
and
5/2
and subtract. This proves
P
(
Y
=
2
)
⟶
e
−
e
−
c
2
e
−
2
c
.
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