Question 14▼Submit Question< >Translate the following statements using probability notation. Use X as the random variable.The probability of X being no more than a:OP(X > a)OP(X ≤ a)O P(X ≥ a)O P(X== a)OP(X

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Question 14 ▼ Submit Question < > Translate the following statements using probability notation. Use X as the random variable. The probability of X being no more than a: OP(X > a) OP(X ≤ a) O P(X ≥ a) O P(X= = a) OP(X