Suppose the random variable X has finite exponential moment. Show by comparison to the Taylor series for EXP[x] that X has finite nth moment (E|X|[sup:uxb9t7o7]n[/sup:uxb9t7o7]<inf) for all positive integers n
e[sup:uxb9t7o7]x[/sup:uxb9t7o7]=SUM (x[sup:uxb9t7o7]n[/sup:uxb9t7o7]/(n!)) for n=0,1,2,.... inf
I know that
e[sup:uxb9t7o7]x[/sup:uxb9t7o7] < SUM(|x[sup:uxb9t7o7]n[/sup:uxb9t7o7]|/(n!)
same holds for
E[e[sup:uxb9t7o7]x[/sup:uxb9t7o7]] < E[SUM(|x[sup:uxb9t7o7]n[/sup:uxb9t7o7]|/(n!)]
but don't know what to do next.
Would appreciate any help.
Thanks.
e[sup:uxb9t7o7]x[/sup:uxb9t7o7]=SUM (x[sup:uxb9t7o7]n[/sup:uxb9t7o7]/(n!)) for n=0,1,2,.... inf
I know that
e[sup:uxb9t7o7]x[/sup:uxb9t7o7] < SUM(|x[sup:uxb9t7o7]n[/sup:uxb9t7o7]|/(n!)
same holds for
E[e[sup:uxb9t7o7]x[/sup:uxb9t7o7]] < E[SUM(|x[sup:uxb9t7o7]n[/sup:uxb9t7o7]|/(n!)]
but don't know what to do next.
Would appreciate any help.
Thanks.