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As a measure of intelligence, mice are timed when going through a maze to reach a reward of food. the time (in seconds) required for any mouse is a random variable y with a density function given by f(y) = b y2 , y ≥ b, 0, elsewhere, where b is the minimum possible time needed to traverse the maze. (a) show that f(y) has the properties of a density function.

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