'f X is either (a) Poisson with parameter 2, or (b) (1, 2), show that the distribution of Y(X-EX)/√var X approaches the N(0, 1) distribution as → ∞.(c) Show thate²^ ( 1 + ² + 1/² -+2!+77) →n!1NI2as n→∞.=

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