We know that E[X^k]= M^k(t=0)
Where M(t) is the moment generating function of the pdf associated with random variable X.
and M^k(t) is the k-th derivative of M(t)
So E(X)= M'(0) =1
and E(X^2) = M''(0) = 1.
Let M(t) = e^x.
M'(0) = 1
M''(0)=1
Similarly E(X^100)= M^100(t=0) = 1
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