Given a continuous random variable, X, with the following pdf:What is the mean of X, E(X)?1(a)(b)(c)(d)1|42|1c|3f(x) = 40,16(e) None of the above0≤x≤2otherwise

The probability density function pdf is. f(x)= x/4 , 0<x<2 0 o/w

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