1. The driving time from Toronto to Montreal areuniformly distributed with times ranging from 4 hoursto 5.75 hours. Draw a probability density graph thatshows this (be sure to fully label your graph).2 a) On the graph in question 1, draw the shadedarea that would represent the probability of a cararriving between 270-315 minutes.b) Find this probability.c) Explain why the probability is equal to zero of aperson arriving after driving for exactly 4 hours.31

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1. The driving time from Toronto to Montreal are uniformly distributed with times ranging from 4 hour to 5.75 hours. Draw a probability density graph tha shows this (be sure to fully label your graph).