2. Let d >0 and 0 d) = a, determine P(Q < d) in terms of a.(b) If P(R > d) = and P(R < -d) = P(R > d), obtain P(-d < R< d) in terms of a.• (c) Suppose that P(-d d). Find P(S > d) interms of a.

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• (c) Suppose that P(-d <S< d) = 1 - a and, moreover, that P(S < -d) = P(S > d). Find P(S > d) in
terms of a.

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