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Given that random variable X is continuous type, we form the random variable Y as Y = g (x) = 6 F, (x) +4. Then f, (y) is ON (6,4) ON (4,6) O U (4, 10) O U (6, 10)

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Given that random variable X is continuous type, we form the random variable Y as
Y = g (x) = 6 F, (x) + 4. Then fy (y) is
ON (6, 4)
ON (4, 6)
O U (4, 10)
O U (6, 10)

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