Score: 0 Question 5 Part 1 of 2 For discrete random variables, when making the probability statements that involve an inequality, it matters whether the inequality is strict or not. In other words, in general, for any discrete random variable X: X c is not the same as X 2 c unless P(X = c) = 0 which is not true in general. 1. Complete the following statement of the complementary rule for a Discrete Random variable X: P(X 8) P(X c is not the same as X 2 c unless P(X = c) = 0 which is not true in general. 1. For a discrete random variable, X, rewrite the following statement using non-strict inequalities: a c is not the same as X 2 c unless P(X = c) = 0 which is not true in general. 1. For a discrete random variable, X, rewrite the following statement using non-strict inequalities: 4