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Let X be a discrete random that takes values from the set {-2,0,2} where P(X=x)= { 1/5 if x=-2 3/5 if x=0 1/5 if x=2 graph the cumulative distribution function for this discrete random variable

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Let X be a discrete random that takes values from the set {-2,0,2} where P(X=x)= {

1/5 if x=-2

3/5 if x=0

1/5 if x=2

graph the cumulative distribution function for this discrete random variable

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