Let Z be a discrete random variable with E(Z) =0. Does it necessarily follow that EC 7³ ) = 0 ? If yes give a proof; if nogice a Counter example.

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Section13.3: Special Probability Density Functions
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a discrete random
Let Z be a
variable with E(Z) =0.
Does it necessarily follow that E( 7³ ) = 0 ? If
yes, give a proof
proof; if no
norgive
a
Counter example
Transcribed Image Text:a discrete random Let Z be a variable with E(Z) =0. Does it necessarily follow that E( 7³ ) = 0 ? If yes, give a proof proof; if no norgive a Counter example
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