If the random variable X has the pelfFinda) P(-1 ≤X < 141 X 20)b) E(X(2-3X))fox)-(IX-31/10),-1.0.1.2

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If the random variable X has the pelf Find a) P(-1 ≤X <14) X 20) b) E(X(2-3X)) f(x)=(X-31/10), -1.0.1.2