13:36+Suppose that X₁, X₂, X3 are mutually independent random variables with the respective momentgenerating functions, Mx, (t) = e¹², Mx₂(t) = e²t + 3t², and Mx, (t) = (-)².a) Calculate the probability that X₂ is between 2 and 4, P(2 < X₂ < 4).b)State with parameter(s) the probability distribution of Y = X₁ + X₂LTE O☺T /Add a caption...> Status (Custom)

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Suppose that X₁, X₂, X, are mutually independent random variables with the respective moment generating functions, Mx, (t) = et², Mx, (t) = e²t+3², and Mx, (t) = (-)². . 1-20 a) Calculate the probability that X₂ is between 2 and 4, P(2