Suppose that X is geometric distributed with parameter p=0.25. Given X=x, Y is binomial on X trials withsuccess probability 1/X.Compute the following probabilityP(Y = 2| X = 6)Round your answer to nearest xxx

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Suppose that X is geometric distributed with parameter p=0.25. Given X=x, Y is binomial on X trials with success probability 1/X. Compute the following probability P(Y = 2| X = 6) Round your answer to nearest xxx