Suppose that X has a continuous distribution with the followingprobability density functionf(x) = {k(2x - 1)0Then k =None of these1/150O 1/144O 1/132for 1≤x≤ 12elsewhere

Given density function is, fx=k2x-1, for 1≤x≤120 elsewhere

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Suppose that X has a continuous distribution with the following probability density function f(x) = {k(2x - 1) Then k= None of these 1/150 for 1≤x≤ 12 elsewhere