Suppose X-U (-54, 60) and F(t) is the cumulative distribution function. What is the probability that X is in the interval [-51,-21] or in the interval [-36, 57]?O (F(-21)-F(-51))+ (F(57) - F(-36))O (F(-21)-F(-51)) x (F(57) - F(-36))O F(-21)-F(-36)O F(57) - F(-51)

Given,X~U(-54 , 60)f(x)=160-(-54)f(x)=1114 ; -54<X<60

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Suppose X-U (-54, 60) and F(t) is the cumulative distribution function. What is the probability that X is in the interval (-51, -21] or in the interval (-36, 57]? O (F(-21)-F(-51))+ (F(57) - F(-36)) O (F(-21)-F(-51)) x (F(57) - F(-36)) O F(-21)-F(-36) O F(57) - F(-51)