A committee with 3 members is to be chosen randomly from 5 boys and 7girls and count the number of girls on the committee.a) Identify the two groups.b) In words, describe the random variable X.c) List the values of the random variable X takes on.d) What is the expected number of girls on the committee?e) Determine the standard deviation of the number of girls in thecommittee.

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