Let Y be uniformly distributed in[0, 1], and X = In(Y+1). Findthe cumulativedistributionfunction of X and thedensity function of X.

For any provided value, the CDF tells the possibility that a random variable will be less than or…

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Let Y be uniformly distributed in [0, 1], and X = In(Y+1). Find the cumulative distributionfunction of X and the density function of X.