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The random variable X has the probability function shown in Figure 1. (a) Determine if the random variable X is a discrete, continuous or mixed random variable. Justify your answer. 004 Figure 1: The probability function for Question 2.

The random variable X has the probability function shown in Figure 1. (a) Determine if the random variable X is a discrete, continuous or mixed random variable. Justify your answer. 004 Figure 1: The probability function for Question 2.

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The random variable X has the probability function shown in Figure 1. (a) Determine if the random variable X is a discrete, continuous or mixed random variable. Justify your answer. xxx) Figure 1: The probability function for Question 2.
Transcribed Image Text:The random variable X has the probability function shown in Figure 1. (a) Determine if the random variable X is a discrete, continuous or mixed random variable. Justify your answer. xxx) Figure 1: The probability function for Question 2.
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(c) Compute (i) P (X < 1); (ii) P(X <0|X< 1); (iii) P (X <OUX < 1); (iv) P(X <0nX < 1). x
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(c) Compute (i) P (X < 1); (ii) P(X <0|X< 1); (iii) P (X <OUX < 1); (iv) P(X <0nX < 1). x
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(c) Compute (i) P (X < 1); (ii) P(X <0|X< 1); (iii) P (X <OUX < 1); (iv) P(X <0nX < 1). x
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(c) Compute (i) P (X < 1); (ii) P(X <0|X< 1); (iii) P (X <OUX < 1); (iv) P(X <0nX < 1). x
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(b) Deduce the value for k without using calculus.
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