Let P be a random variable having a uniform distribution with minimum 0 and maximum 3 i.e. P ~ Uniform(0, 3). Let Q = log (P/(3-P)). Find E[P]. You are expected to solve this problem without using Method of Transformation.

Let P be a random variable having a uniform distribution with minimum 0 and maximum 3 i.e. P ~ Uniform(0, 3). Let Q = log (P/(3-P)). Find E[P]. You are expected to solve this problem without using Method of Transformation.

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