3. Suppose X1 with prob 1/2 and X-1 with prob. 1/2. Let Xi,.... Xn be i.i.d....

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3. Suppose X1 with prob 1/2 and X-1 with prob. 1/2. Let Xi,.... Xn be i.i.d. with the same distribution as X (a) Find the mgf

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