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Any claim made from a portfolio of term life policies is for a constant amount C. It is decided to model aggregate claims S with a compound distribution of the form S = X1 X2 ... XN, where E(N) = 100 but N may be either Poisson, Binomial, or negative binomial. Determine the mean, variance, and skewness of S for these models.

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