'3. p(c) = x(1 - x);#(r) = 0,c = 6,L =1.'
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The first part of the equation is p(c) = x(1 - x). This is a probability distribution function that describes the probability of success (x) and failure (1-x) for a given event. In this case, we don't know what the event is, but we know that the probability of Show more…
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