Suppose RAND is a function that uses an algorithm to generate random numbers between 0 and 2 with uniform probability. Let z denote the output of RAND. Complete the following by typing in the blanks: • The probability of generating an x between 0.2 and .88 is (enter an exact decimal in 0, 1|). • The probability of generating an x at least equal to 0.1 is (enter an exact decimal in 0, 1). • The probability of generating 11 is (enter an exact decimal in 10 1l

Suppose RAND is a function that uses an algorithm to generate random numbers between 0 and 2 with uniform probability. Let z denote the output of RAND. Complete the following by typing in the blanks: • The probability of generating an x between 0.2 and .88 is (enter an exact decimal in 0, 1|). • The probability of generating an x at least equal to 0.1 is (enter an exact decimal in 0, 1). • The probability of generating 11 is (enter an exact decimal in 10 1l

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