Let X be a random variable with probability density function 2r 0S<11 0 o therwise S(x) = Compute the following probabilities: a. Prob(X < 1/4); b. Prob(X < 1/4|X < 1/2): c. Prob(X > 1/4|X < 1/2); d. Prob(X < 1/2|X > 1/4).
Let X be a random variable with probability density function 2r 0S<11 0 o therwise S(x) = Compute the following probabilities: a. Prob(X < 1/4); b. Prob(X < 1/4|X < 1/2): c. Prob(X > 1/4|X < 1/2); d. Prob(X < 1/2|X > 1/4).
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f(1) = {0 otherwise *
Compute the following probabilities:
a. Prob(X < 1/4);
b. Prob(X < 1/4|X < 1/2):
c. Prob(X > 1/4|X < 1/2);
d. Prob(X < 1/2|X > 1/4).](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F04e39d50-5ee9-424f-85d2-2230ae0c3745%2F28424233-ce56-4622-9804-b62633534562%2Fkwzxr9h_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:\ Let X be a random variable with probability density function
f(1) = {0 otherwise *
Compute the following probabilities:
a. Prob(X < 1/4);
b. Prob(X < 1/4|X < 1/2):
c. Prob(X > 1/4|X < 1/2);
d. Prob(X < 1/2|X > 1/4).
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