Yeah. That's probably been given the sample space of a random experience. Experiment with a further random variable being defined. That's false. Now we want to determine the probability mass function from this. Now we know that each outcome is equally likely from A through F. So since we have six options there that means the probability of A. Is equal to the probability of B. Does include all these probabilities Which is 1 6. Since they were equally likely. Now here on a. We want to find the probability the X. Yeah. Is everyone 1.5. Yeah. Now there are two different values on their where access 1.5 and that's at c. and D. So since each of those is equal to 1/6 I mean this probability is 26 which is one third. So the probability of 1.5 is one third mm On dealing with the probability of being between .5 and…