2.5.8) Suppose that Y is a continuous random variable whose pdf is given byf(y) = {K (4y = 2y²), 0 1).(c) Find F(y).

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2.5.8) Suppose that Y is a continuous random variable whose pdf is given by f(x) = {K (4y = 2 (K(4y-2y²), 0 1). (c) Find F(y).