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Markov’s inequality states that

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a. P(|X|≥t)≤E(X)/t for all random variables X and all t≥0.

b. P(|X|≤t)≤E(X)/t for all random variables X and all t≥0.

c. P(X≥t)≤E(X)/t for all non-negative random variables X and all t≥0.

d. P(X≤t)≤E(X)/t for all non-negative random variables X and all t≥0.

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