Problem #1: Choose a point uniformly at random in the unit square (square of side length one). Let D be the distance of thepoint chosen to the nearest edge of the square.Problem #1(a):Problem #1(b):Problem #1(c):(a) Compute PD > 0.15).(b) Let fo denote the probability density function of D. Evaluate fp(0.28).(c) Calculate E[D].answer correct to 4 decimalsanswer correct to 4 decimals

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