Let X be a Uniform(-10,10) random variable.(a) The moment generating function of X is Mx(t) = A(eBt - ect), for some t in the neighbourhood of zero.Which values of the constants A, B, C, D are correct (following the same order as they occur here)?0.20, 10,-10, -1O 0.20 10,-10, 10.05, 10, -10, -1C5,00,-10, 10, -105.00, 10, -10,-10.05, -10, 10, 1

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