(c) Based on the histogram below, which of the followingdistributions; Bernoulli; discrete uniform; continuous uniform;normal or exponential distribution is the most likely distributionfor the random variable Z?Frequency609Histogram of Z(d) Considering the histogram given in part (b) and the additionalinformation that all values for the random variable Y are strictlypositive, give and clearly justify a transformation which could bemade to the data for this variable Y which would make thetransformed data more normally distributed. Susan collects data on three random variables, X, Y, and Z. She plotshistograms of her data to help her decide which probability distributionis likely to be most suitable for each of these three random variables.(a) Based on the histogram below, which of the followingdistributions; Bernoulli; discrete uniform; continuous uniform;normal or exponential distribution is the most likely distributionfor the random variable X?Abuanbaug250Frequency200150100(b) Based on the histogram below, which of the followingdistributions; Bernoulli; discrete uniform; continuous uniform orexponential distribution is the most likely distribution for therandom variable Y?120-100Histogram of X20Histogram of Y

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