$A$ fair die with numbers $1$ to $6$ on its faces is thrown. Let $X$ denote the number of factors of the number on the uppermost face. Then the probability distribution of $X$ is

  • A
    $X = x$$1$$2$$3$$4$
    $P(X = x)$$1/6$$1/2$$1/6$$1/6$
  • B
    $X = x$$1$$2$$3$$4$
    $P(X = x)$$1/6$$1/6$$1/6$$1/2$
  • C
    $X = x$$1$$2$$3$$4$
    $P(X = x)$$1/2$$1/6$$1/6$$1/6$
  • D
    $X = x$$1$$2$$3$$4$
    $P(X = x)$$1/6$$1/6$$1/2$$1/6$

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