“…When we have statistical understanding about the parameters of a dynamic system, that is, when the knowledge is probabilistic, the most popular strategy in mathematical modelling of such systems is to employ random differential equations or stochastic differential equations. As natural extensions of deterministic differential equations, random differential equations appear in numerous applications and have been studied by several mathematicians; see the monographs [17,25,35] and the papers of Baleanu et al [16], Boumaaza et al [11,34], Harikrishnan et al [20], Karapinar et al [23,30], Liu et al [26], and references therein.…”