Consider a discrete random variable, X. Identify the correct statement for using the cumulative distribution function (cdf), F(x), to solve theprobability below.P (20 < X < 25)None of the above.● F(24) - F(19)F(25) - F(21)F(24) - F(21)F(25) - F(20)OF(24) - F(20)F(25) - F(19)

X is a discrete random variable X and we have to determine cdf of F(x) is.

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