question archive Given that f(x) is a probability density function in the interval [a, b], what do you think the value of f(x) for any x between c and d means (assume that c > a and d < b)? Would its value have any impact on the probability that x lies in the interval [c, d]?
Given that f(x) is a probability density function in the interval [a, b], what do you think the value of f(x) for any x between c and d means (assume that c > a and d < b)? Would its value have any impact on the probability that x lies in the interval [c, d]?
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Given that f(x) is a probability density function in the interval [a, b], what do you think the value of f(x) for any x between c and d means (assume that c > a and d < b)? Would its value have any impact on the probability that x lies in the interval [c, d]?
