Problem 6 • Problem 6: Suppose the random variable X with probability density function:f(x) = Xe-A=, r > 0Find the expected value of X.

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• Problem 6: Suppose the random variable X with probability density function: f(r) = Ae-=, r>0 Find the expected value of X.