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Consider the following density function: 4e-7 So(u) = {0 120, I<0. %3D Find the moment generating function of X randomi variable. O a. He (t) = , assuming that t < 4 O b. 4, (t) = , assuming that t <7 O c. Ha (t) = assuming that t < 7 %3D O d. 4 (1) = , assuming that t< 4 O e. H, (t) = , assuming that t< 4 %3D

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