Let X be physical distance, measured in inches, from its anchoring point where a bicycle spoke will snap. Then X has the following probability density function: f(x)= --x(1-) for169130 < x < 13 and 0 otherwise.a)What is the probability that a bicycle spoke snaps less than 3 inches from its anchoring point?b) What is the probability that X >6?c) What is the probability that 2< X < 8?d) What is the expected value of X (E(X))?e) What is the expected value of X2 ?f) What is the variance of X?g) What is the standard deviation of X?h) What is the probability that X is less than its expected value?i) What is the expected value of X0.6 ?j) What is the 60th percentile of X?k) What is the probability that X is within 2 standard deviations of its expected value?I) What is the probability that X = 8?

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Let X be physical distance, measured in inches, from its anchoring point where a bicycle spoke will snap. Then X has the following probability density function: f(x)= x(1-) 169 OSXS 13 and 0 otherwise. a)What is the probability that a bicycle spoke snaps less than 3 inches from its anchoring point? b) What is the probability that X >6? c) What is the probability that 2< X < 8? d) What is the expected value of Y (E(Y)2

Let X be physical distance, measured in inches, from its anchoring point where a bicycle spoke will snap. Then X has the following probability density function: f(x)= x(1-) 169 OSXS 13 and 0 otherwise. a)What is the probability that a bicycle spoke snaps less than 3 inches from its anchoring point? b) What is the probability that X >6? c) What is the probability that 2< X < 8? d) What is the expected value of Y (E(Y)2

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