Page <> of 9A discrete random variable X has a Geometric distribution withE(X) = 1.5. Calculate P(X > 5).Note: Geometric(p) distribution has probability mass function:p(x) = (1 – p)"p, a = 0, 1, 2,... and zero otherwise.5.

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