Here we will use
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The PDF of X is
(a)
Putting m = x-k in the last summation gives
Summation shows the sum of Poisson probabilities so
hence, proved
(b)
For a Poisson distribution we have
Putting k=3 gives
(c)
hence,
(d)
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