To answer the questions, we can use the probabilities provided in the table.

1. Probability that X>2: To find this probability, we need to sum the probabilities

of all x values greater than 2.

(X>2)=P(X=3)+P(X=4)=0.40+0.10=0.50

Therefore, the probability that X>2 is 0.50.

2. Probability that P(X=4): This is straightforward as it's already given in the

table.

P(X=4)=0.10

Therefore, the probability that X=4 is 0.10.

3. Probability that 1<X<3: To find this probability, we sum the probabilities of

all x values between 1 and 3, excluding 1 and 3.

P(1<X<3)=P(X=2)

P(1<X<3)=0.35

Therefore, the probability that 1<X<3 is 0.35.

In summary:

● The probability that X>2 is 0.50.

● The probability that X=4 is 0.10.

● The probability that 1<X<3 is 0.35.