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Figure 1 shows the piecewise function (I), (II) and (III) for cumulative distribution
function F(x) for continuous random variable.
F(x)
III
II
0.
2
6.
Figure 1
Construct the probability density function f(x). Should one of the piecewise function
(III) is not constant, explain the changes.

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