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Adding parameters to a well-defined model is a novel way of constructing flexible families of univariate and bivariate distributions. For a better understanding of this point, we refer the interested reader to Marshall and Olkin works. Marshall-Olkin Extended (MOE) distribution, introduced by Al-Jarallah et al. [1] has pd f (probability density function) and cd f (cumulative distribution function) given respectively by

Moments of Record Values and Characterizations of Marshall-Olkin Extended Distribution