Statistical PhysicsP3.44Please supply all necessary solutions, thank you! C₁=¹-47³-37²² +127²7²-67¹.Problem 3.44. Consider the probability density given by(2a)-¹ for x≤ a10 for r > a(3.99)p(x) =(3.100)(a) Sketch the dependence of p(x) on x. (b) Find the first four moments of p(x). (c) Calculate thevalue of the fourth-order cumulant C₁ defined in (3.99)). What is C4 for the probability densityin (3.100)?

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C₁=-47³1-37²² +127²7²-67¹. Problem 3.44. Consider the probability density given by (2a)-¹ for x≤ a for r>a p(x) = (3.100) (a) Sketch the dependence of p(x) on z. (b) Find the first four moments of p(x). (c) Calculate the value of the fourth-order cumulant C₁ defined in (3.99)). What is C₁ for the probability density in (3.100)? (3.99) 10

C₁=-47³1-37²² +127²7²-67¹. Problem 3.44. Consider the probability density given by (2a)-¹ for x≤ a for r>a p(x) = (3.100) (a) Sketch the dependence of p(x) on z. (b) Find the first four moments of p(x). (c) Calculate the value of the fourth-order cumulant C₁ defined in (3.99)). What is C₁ for the probability density in (3.100)? (3.99) 10

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