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Compute the Cumulative Distribution function for the following distributions knowing only f(x), E(x), and Var(x) Uniform...

Compute the Cumulative Distribution function for the following distributions knowing only f(x), E(x), and Var(x)

Uniform (over (a,b))
Bernoulli
Binomial
Geometric
Negative Binomial

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i) Uniform distribution:

ii) Bernoulli distribution:

iii) Binomial Distribution

4) Geometric:

5) Negative Binomial distribution:

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