[Steps Shown] Suppose X is a discrete random variable. If Pr(X < 5) = 5/6, and Pr(X < =5) = 11/12, then what is f x
Question: Suppose X is a discrete random variable. If Pr(X < 5) = 5/6, and Pr(X < =5) = 11/12, then what is f x (5)?
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