The geometric distribution is
The probability
Now, the sum
The conditional expectation,
For .
The above is the theoretical expectation. The R code for finding the expectation via simulation is given below.
n <- 10000
k <- 3
N <- rgeom(n,prob=0.2)
N <- N+1
N_k <- N[N<=k]
mean(N_k)
The simulated expectation is 1.855763.
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