Find the probability distribution for the following function:

1 answer:

4 0

Hello,
sorry, I haven't understood the question.

ANSWER D:
the probability must be defined for 4,6,8
P(4)=3
P(6)=4
P(8)=5
But probability must be <1

==> P(4)=3/12, P(6)=4/12 and P(8)=5/12

So 3/12+4/12+5/12=12/12=1

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