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The probability distribution for a

random variable x is given in the table.
-5
3
-2
0
2
3
Probability
117
.13
.33
-16
11
-10
Find the probability that x<-3

The probability distribution for a random variable x is given in the table. -5 3 -2 0 2 3 Probability-example-1
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Answer:


P(x \le -3) =0.30

Explanation:

Given

The attached probability distribution of x

Required

Find
P(x \le -3)

To do this, we consider all values of x less than or equal to-3.

So, we have:


P(x \le -3) =P(x=-5) + P(x = -3)

From the table:


P(x=-5) = 0.17


P(x = -3) = 0.13

So, the equation becomes


P(x \le -3) =P(x=-5) + P(x = -3)


P(x \le -3) =0.17 + 0.13


P(x \le -3) =0.30

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