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b < 0 0 s b < 1 1 F(b) = 1sb < 2 11 2 sb < 3 12 1 3 s b

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Suppose that the distribution funtion of X is given by //check picture attached//

(a) Find P{X = i}, i=1,2,3

(b) Find P{1/2 < X < 3/2}

b < 0
0 s b < 1
1
F(b) =
1sb < 2
11
2 sb < 3
12
3 s b

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