3. The density function of a continuous random variable (CRV) X is given: f(x) = { 0 for x ? 1, C(x² - x) for 1 < x ? 2, 0 for x > 2. Find constant C, distribution function F(x), the probability of the CRV X falling into the interval (1/2; 3/2).
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