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7-8. Let, μ= ∑[x · P(X)] be your formula finding the Mean. y 0 1 2 P(Y) 0.12 0.63 0.25 y · P(Y) 0 o.63 0.5 We multiplied y and P(Y) so, the products are 0, 0.63, 0.5 Then, we will just summate 0, 0.63, o.5 to find the Mean. 0 + 0.63 + o.5= 1.13 Therefore, the Mean is μ= 1.13 To find the Variance. LRead more
7-8. Let, μ= ∑[x · P(X)] be your formula finding the Mean.
We multiplied y and P(Y) so, the products are 0, 0.63, 0.5
Then, we will just summate 0, 0.63, o.5 to find the Mean.
0 + 0.63 + o.5= 1.13
Therefore, the Mean is μ= 1.13
To find the Variance. Let, σ2= ∑[x2 · P(X)]- μ2 be your formula finding the Variance.
[0 + 0.63 + 1]- 1.132= 0.35
Therefore, the Variance is σ2= 0.35
9-10. Let, μ= ∑[x · P(X)] be your formula finding the Mean.
0.23 + 0.9 + 0.96= 2.09
Therefore, the Mean is μ= 2.09
To find the Variance. Let, σ2= ∑[x2 · P(X)]- μ2 be your formula finding the Variance.
[0.23 + 1.8 + 2.88]- 2.092= 0. 54
Therefore, the Variance is σ2= 0.54