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Stochastic DE (density function,E(x).
I know this problem is very easy, finding E(x) from the distribution function. I tried to do it by integration by parts, one way I took x to be my first function and the whole exp term to be my 2nd function, but it didn't work, then I split the exponential term to 2 terms combined one with x as my first function and took the second as the 2nd function but it didn't work either. Can someone help me?
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