Moment generating functions -- Example 1

[@JCA51698]

I'm studying to take the SOA (Society of Actuaries) Exam in Probability, and your video is very helpful. Many thanks!

[@johnroberts7529]

It's some time, a decade or two, since I looked at any statistics. This video was very clear, interesting and informative many thanks.
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[@arpitsurana8831]

what is "t" and why it is equal to 0

[@simplydee25]

Your notes look understandable, is there a way I can get them? Please 🙏

[@kevankasoo16]

nice stuff...helpful indeed thank you

[@TheMursk]

Good example, thanks!

[@CODINC]

I dont get it how u get 1/(t-1) outside

[@morganopela3172]

t is a variable, so you don't need to include it in the calculation

[@jiyuu329]

Chain rule integration

[@almerchant7595]

great example!

[@48_subhambanerjee22]

oh yeah.. tomorrow is my sem exam and i am watching it now : ) .. i should be busy tonight

[@Davis986]

how could I get 1/(1-t)^2 after getting the mgf 1/(1-t)

[@SeniorLifeDeveloper]

Thanks a milion :)

[@Ryan라이언]

easy and concise. Thank you!

[@hidafahmi7981]

How (t-1) become negative

[@slimthanos1879]

Thank you 😉😉😉😉

[@venky-ri3xe]

Why we have to use mgf

[@madhumanikanta6904]

How will get it( e(t-1)x)

[@لعبهالقدر-ج7ه]

thank you so so much

[@dpm_07]

wrong derivatives..... you did't write the minus sign with them 4:48

[@pratik2319]

check the Terry Richard's Comments and replies..That may help you

[@ganwang1439]

Yes. Wrong derivative. He Should’ve taking negative power

[@fuadmath]

I from Indonesia

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