A random variable X has cumulative distribution functionF given in the following graph:X-2-112345Compute the following:range(X);f(x), the probability density function of F, if it admits;P(X = 1);P(e ≤ X ≤ 4.5) (e is the Euler constant);P(X ≥ 1|X ≤ 3).E[X].Var[X].F(x)0.80.60.40.2

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