A random variable T has the following CDF: F_T(t) = 1 - e^{-10t^2} t ? 0 (a) What is P(T > 0.4)? (b) What is P(0.4 ? T ? 0.8)? (c) What is P(0.4 ? T ? 0.8 | T > 0.4)? (d) What is the probability density function for T? (e) What is the mean value of T? (f) What is the variance of T?
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