Answer the following questions.Let X be acontinuous random variable with P(X <0) =0.When E(X)= µChoose...exists, P(X > 3µ) < by the Markov's inequality. What is (a) ?Consider two random variables X and Z. The relationship between X and Z is given asX = 1+2ZLet 7 be a random variable with moment generating function (mgf),Choose... +Mz(t) = (1 – t) , for t <1-3What is the expectation of X ?

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