A fair six-sided die is rolled twice. Let X be the numbershowing on the first roll and A be the event "at least one odd number is rolled". Find(a) The probability P(A) of the event A,(b) The probability that the first number rolled is a 2, given that at least one oddnumber is rolled (this is the conditional probability P({X = 2}|A)),(c) The probability mass function of X given that at least one odd number is rolled(this is the pmf of X conditional on A),(d) The average value of this distribution, which is the conditional expectationE(X|A).

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