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his Question: 1 pt 19 of 20 (14 c This Test: 20 pts possib parts a through c PX·(Round to three decam at place as needed ) O A. As the number of O B. The observed value or the random vanable wa be wss than the mean of the random vanatse ¡ mostobservations O C. The observed value of the random variable wil be equal to the mean of the random vanabie in most observations O D. As the number of observations, n, decreases, the mean of the observations wil approach the mean of the random vanable n, increases, the mean of the observations will approach the mean of the random variable 8 0Explanation / Answer
From the given data, below table is created
Here in order to find the mean i.e. expected value we take the sum of (x*P(x)) = 1.917
hence xbar = 1.917
interpretation : Option A
Further, we calculate the variance using the formula sum ( (x-xbar)^2*P(x)) which is calculated as 1.6581
std. dev. = sqrt(var) = sqrt(1.6581) = 1.2877
Hence,
mu(x) = 1.917
sigma(x) = 1.288
x P(X = x) x*P(x) (x-xbar)^2*P(x) 0 0.166 0 0.6100 1 0.214 0.214 0.1800 2 0.319 0.638 0.0022 3 0.139 0.417 0.1630 4 0.162 0.648 0.7029Related Questions
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