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Q1. The random variable X has the following CDF 0 Fs(z) = 0.7, 0 z<1 (a) Draw a graph of the CDF (b) Write out the PMF of X. (c) Find out E[] (d) Find out PxIB(z), where B = {Ixl > o). what are EXIB] and VarlX1B)? Q2. Given the random variable in Q1. Let V-g(x)-지. (a) Find the PMF of V. (b) Find Fv(v). (c) Find EV

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