Could you address all the questions thank you A random variable X maps the outcome of a pair of dice to real numbers with the rule X(a,b)= |a−b| where a and b are the outcomes of the first and the second die, respectively, upon a roll. What is P( X = 3) What is P(X = 4) What is P(X = 5)

Could you address all the questions thank you A random variable X maps the outcome of a pair of dice to real numbers with the rule X(a,b)= |a−b| where a and b are the outcomes of the first and the second die, respectively, upon a roll. What is P( X = 3) What is P(X = 4) What is P(X = 5)

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A random variable X maps the outcome of a pair of dice to real numbers with the rule X(a,b)= |a−b| where a and b are the outcomes of the first and the second die, respectively, upon a roll.

What is P( X = 3)

What is P(X = 4)

What is P(X = 5)

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