1) I've 2 random variables X ~ Bin(n,p), Y ~Bin(n, 1-p) Now I need to show that Fx(i) = 1 - Fy(n-i-1) where F is the normal binome distribution. Now I've tried just putting i and I get that Fy(n-i-1) = Fx(i+1) and beats me how Fx(i) + Fx(i+1) = 1.
2) I need to find a $\lambda$ so that Fx(k) is maximal for X ~ Poi($\lambda$) meaning the poissan distribution.
Thank you!
Try learning a bit of MathJax before posting questions on this website.
Concerning your first question: It is simpler than you think. Just move the CDF expression of the random variable $Y$ to the other side of the equation. Once they are on the same side write both functions explicitely as sums. Open the two sigma expressions and observe the addend components within. Does this overall sum look familiar to you?
HINT: How about now?