(3) Find the density of the random variable X representing the number of correctly placed letters when n = 4 letters are randomly placedinto the four envelopes.The following answers are proposed for the density,Values of X1Po4P2 P3P4ProbabilitiesP1where(a) po = . P1 = P2 = . P3 = 0, p4 = .Pa = 0. p4 = 4., P3 =, P4 =.%3D%3D(b) Po = P1P2 =%3D(c) Po =D . Pi= 금, Pa =21 P2 =(e) None of the aboveThen correct answer is:(d) po = PI. Pa = P4 =(a)(Б)(c)(d)(e)N/A(Select One)

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