14. A fair die is rolled and X is the cube (the third power) of the number facing up. a. List the elements in the sample space (outcomes). b. List the values for X for each of the outcomes. c. Find the probability distribution for X. P(X = x)

14. A fair die is rolled and X is the cube (the third power) of the number facing up. a. List the elements in the sample space (outcomes). b. List the values for X for each of the outcomes. c. Find the probability distribution for X. P(X = x)

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14. A fair die is rolled and X is the cube (the third power) of the number facing
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a. List the elements in the sample space (outcomes).
b. List the values for X for each of the outcomes.
c. Find the probability distribution for X.
P(X = x)
d. Find P(X > 27)
e. Find E(X).

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