Suppose we know that P(Y n); (b) P(Y = n); (c) P(Yn). Suppose we know that...

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Suppose we know that P(Y <n) = F(n) for all integers n (where F is a known function and Y is a discrete random variable). Find the following probabilities in terms of the function F: (a) P(Y>n); (b) P(Y = n); (c) P(Y≥n). Suppose we know that P(Y <n) = F(n) for all integers n (where F is a known function and Y is a discrete random variable). Find the following probabilities in terms of the function F: (a) P(Y>n); (b) P(Y = n); (c) P(Y≥n).

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