Enter the exact answers.20x (m)Calculate the fraction of trees which are:(a) Less than 5 meters highThe fraction of trees less than 5 meters high is i(b) More than 8 meters highThe fraction of trees more than 8 meters high is(c) Between 3 and 5 meters highThe fraction of trees between 3 and 5 meters high is i The distribution of the heights, x, in meters, of trees is represented by the density function p(x) in the figure below.fraction oftrees/meter0.05p(x)Enter the exact answers.20z (m)Calculate the fraction of trees which are:(a) Less than 5 meters highThe fraction of trees less than 5 meters high is i(b) More than 8 meters high

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Calculate the fraction of trees which are: 4 (a) Less than 5 meters high The fraction of trees less than 5 meters high is (b) More than 8 meters high The fraction of trees more than 8 meters high is i (c) Between 3 and 5 meters high The fraction of trees between 3 and 5 meters high is i