Let X1,...,Xn be exponentially distributed independent random variables with parameter λ. (a) Find the pdf of...

Let X₁,...,X_n be exponentially distributed independent random variables with parameter λ.

(a) Find the pdf of Y_n= max{X₁,...,X_n}.

(b) Find E[Y_n].

(d) What is the mean for n= 1, n= 2, n= 3? What happens as n→∞? Explain why.

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