Suppose thatY ~ Exponential(B)and letX = exp{-Y/ß}be a new continuous random variable. If parameterBtakes the value 0.2, computeP(X < 0.86).Give your answer to three decimal places.

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Suppose that Y Еxponential() ~ and let X = exp{-Y/ß} be a new continuous random variable. If parameter takes the value 0.2, compute P(X < 0.86). Give your answer to three decimal places.