Q3. Let \{N(t), t \ge 0\} be a Poisson process with rate \lambda. Let $S_n$ denote the time of the nth event. Find a) E[$S_4$] b) E[$S_4$ | N(1) = 2] c) E[N(4) - N(2) | N(1) = 3]
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