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In n+m independent Bernoulli(p) trials, let S_n be the number of successes in the first n trials, T_m the number of successes in the last

In n+m independent Bernoulli(p) trials, let S_n be the number of successes in the first n

trials, T_m the number of successes in the last m trials.

(A) What is the distribution of S_n? Why?

Requirement for solution for why part:

You are asked to prove it for the general case. A proof for a special case is given in Lecture note 4. If you cannot give a proof for the general case, you should give a proof for a special case, say, n=5, r=3, p=0.2.

(B) What is the distribution of T_m? Why?

Requirement: Write down your formula. One or two sentences to explain why.

(C) What is the distribution of S_n+T_m ? Why?

Requirement: Write down your formula. One or two sentences to explain why

(D) Are S_n and T_m independent? Why?

Requirement: Give your answer and one or two sentences to explain why. You don't need to prove it mathematically. Use of the common sense should be ok.

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