SOLUTION: Let a be the last digit of your social security number if it is not zero. In the latter case, let a=1. Let the random variable X be Find the probability that X is larger than 2.

Question 380650: Let a be the last digit of your social security number if it is not zero. In the latter case, let a=1. Let the random variable X be
Find the probability that X is larger than 2.5.
Let Y be a random variable which is independent of X but has the same distribution. Find

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Let a be the last digit of your social security number if it is not zero. In the latter case, let a=1. Let the random variable X be ????
Find the probability that X is larger than 2.5.
Let Y be a random variable which is independent of X but has the same distribution. Find ????
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