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X = g^{-1}(Y) = \frac{1}{b} Y \; .
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Because $b$ is positive, $g(X)$ is strictly increasing and we can calculate the [cumulative distribution function of a strictly increasing function](/P/cdf-sifct) as
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Because $b$ must be positive, $g(X)$ is strictly increasing and we can calculate the [cumulative distribution function of a strictly increasing function](/P/cdf-sifct) as
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Because $b$ is positive, $g(X)$ is strictly increasing and we can calculate the [probability density function of a strictly increasing function](/P/pdf-sifct) as
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Because $b$ must be positive, $g(X)$ is strictly increasing and we can calculate the [probability density function of a strictly increasing function](/P/pdf-sifct) as
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