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Let X ~N(0,2) and U~U(-4,4). Which one is it? a) E[X] = E[U] b) Prob(N>0) =...

Let X ~N(0,2) and U~U(-4,4). Which one is it?

a) E[X] = E[U]

b) Prob(N>0) = Prob(U>0)

c) Prob(N>4) 4)

d) ?? < ??

e) Prob (U<5) = 9/8

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