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Suppose that in an automatic filling process of oil in cans, the content of cans the...

Suppose that in an automatic filling process of oil in cans, the content of cans the content of cans in gallons is Y= 50 + X where x is a random variable with density f(x)=1-|x| when |x| ≤0 and 0 when|x| >0, in a lot of 100 cans how many will contain 50 gallons or more? What is the probability that a can will contain less than 49.5 gallons less than 49 gallons? Also find F(x).

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We are given with the modulus function. Using that a modulus function cannot be negative, we will set up our function limits. After that, we will define our f(x). A can will contain less than 49.5 gallons less than 49 gallons is not a possible case because it must be at least 50 or more in any scenario. Thus, we will find our F(x).


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