•Suppose xau (-54,60) and F(t) is theCumulative distribution function.which is the probability that x isin the interval E-51.-21] and in theinterval [36,57]A. F(57)-F(51)B.(F(-21)- F($1))+(F(57)-F(-36))C. (F (-21)-F(-51) × (F(57)-F(-36))D. F(-21) - F(-36)(6)

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•Suppose xau (-54,60) and F(t) is the Cumulative distribution function. which is the probability that x is in the interval E-51.-21] and in the interval [36,57] A. F(57)-F(51) B.(F(-21)- F($1)) +(F(57)-F(-36)) C. (F (-21)-F(-51) × (F(57)-F(-36)) D. F(-21) - F(-36) (6)