Suppose X is a discrete random variable which only takes on positive integer values. For the cumulative distribution function associated to X the following values are known: F(12) = 0.34 F(19) = 0.37 F(25) = 0.43 F(31) = 0.46 F(37) = k F(43) = 0.55 F(49) = 0.6 Assuming that Pr[19 < X ≤ 37] = 0.15, determine the value of k. A. k = 0.49 О в. k = 0.58 О с. k = 0.48 ○ D. k = 0.52 ○ E. k = 0.09

Suppose X is a discrete random variable which only takes on positive integer values. For the cumulative distribution function associated to X the following values are known: F(12) = 0.34 F(19) = 0.37 F(25) = 0.43 F(31) = 0.46 F(37) = k F(43) = 0.55 F(49) = 0.6 Assuming that Pr[19 < X ≤ 37] = 0.15, determine the value of k. A. k = 0.49 О в. k = 0.58 О с. k = 0.48 ○ D. k = 0.52 ○ E. k = 0.09

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