Define a random variable X : [0, 1] –→ R on the probability triple ([0, 1], B[0, 1],Leb) by X(w) = – log w if w > 0 and X(w) = 0 if w = 0. Here "log" refers to thenatural logarithm. Let fx : (0, 0) –→ [0, 0) be the probability density function of Xthat is also continuous function.What is fx(2.66)? Give your answer to four decimal places.Answer:

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