Let X be uniformly distributed variable on interval [-3,3]. Find:a) Probability that P(X2 > 2)b) Probability that P(X>2|X>1)c) Probability that P(X>1|X>2)d) Probability that P(X>b|X>a) where a and b are real numbers.Q3

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Let X be uniformly distributed variable on interval [-3,3]. Find: a) Probability that P(X2 > 2) b) Probability that P(X>2|X>1) c) Probability that P(X>1|X>2) Q3