(c) Does the following function define a probability distribution for X? If the function does define a probability
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Given that formula
((4-(-2))^2- (5-5))^1/2
((4+2)^2 -(0))^1/2
((6)^2 -0)^1/2
(36)^1/2
The answer is 6
(Note the 1/2 is also a substitute for the square root sign)
((4-(-2))^2- (5-5))^1/2
((4+2)^2 -(0))^1/2
((6)^2 -0)^1/2
(36)^1/2
The answer is 6
(Note the 1/2 is also a substitute for the square root sign)
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