handwritten answer with step by step explanation please a) Find constant c.b) Find P[X1/2].c) Find P-3/4 < X ≤ −1/4].d) Find P[|X|≤1/2].e) For what value of a do we get P[X > a] = 7/16? The CDF of continuous random variable X is0Fx(x) =1x < -1c(x+1)2-1≤ x < 1x > 1

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a) Find constant c. b) Find P[X1/2]. c) Find P-3/4 < X ≤ −1/4]. d) Find P[|X|≤1/2]. e) For what value of a do we get P[X > a] = 7/16? The CDF of continuous random variable X is 0 Fx(x) = 1 x < -1 c(x+1)2-1≤ x < 1 x > 1