13. What is the sum of the probabilities of all values of the random variable? C. ΣΡ(Χ)-1 D. ΣΡ(Χ) -10 A. ΣΡ(Χ)-0 B. ΣΡ(Χ) - 1/10 14. If two socks drawn consecutively without replacement from a drawer containing 4 red socks and 5 green socks. If the value of the random variable X represents the number of green socks, what is the probability of getting two green socks? А. 1/2 %3D %3D С. 1/4

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13. What is the sum of the probabilities of all values of the random variable?
A. ΣΡ(Χ)-0
B. ΣΡ(Χ) - 1/10
14. If two socks drawn consecutively without replacement from a drawer containing 4 red socks
and 5 green socks. If the value of the random variable X represents the number of green
socks, what is the probability of getting two green socks?
А. 1/2
В. 1/3
C. ΣΡ(Χ)-1
D. ΣΡ(Χ) - 10
%D
%3D
С. 1/4
D. 1/8
Transcribed Image Text:13. What is the sum of the probabilities of all values of the random variable? A. ΣΡ(Χ)-0 B. ΣΡ(Χ) - 1/10 14. If two socks drawn consecutively without replacement from a drawer containing 4 red socks and 5 green socks. If the value of the random variable X represents the number of green socks, what is the probability of getting two green socks? А. 1/2 В. 1/3 C. ΣΡ(Χ)-1 D. ΣΡ(Χ) - 10 %D %3D С. 1/4 D. 1/8
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