4X3) Suppose that X~x²(v) and Y~x²(n). If µx = 6, o²y = 16 and W = then3Y¹a) State with parameter(s) the distribution of W.b)Find the mean and variance of W.c) Find the P(W < 4.65).d)e)Compute the P(W > 0.2411).Compute the P(0.1786 < W< 3.581).

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