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For ? continuous random variable has ??(?) probability density function with ? e. Define ?(?)=?.... ??...

For ? continuous random variable has ??(?) probability density function with ?
e. Define ?(?)=?.... ?? =(.,.)
f. Obtain ? constant.
g. Calculate the ?(?), ???(?) values.
h. Define 5 probabilities and calculate them.

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Let we assume pdf f(x) = c*x , 0<X<2

Then D(x) =integration of f(X) =c/2*(X^2)

Solution file is attached go through it

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orchestra answered 2 years ago
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