Tuesday, 23 May 2017

What is the probability that X takes even values?

Am trying to show that the probability a count r.v $X$ takes even values is given by



$\frac 1 2( 1 + G(-1)),$ where $G(t)$ is its probability generating function.



I know that due to possible symmetry then the $P(\text{odd}) + P(\text{even}) =1.$




Kindly help any initial stages.

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