In Fall 2020, 53% of all incoming students at Mesa College enrolled in a Math 119 class. Supposethat you randomly select 2 incoming students with replacement. If X = the number of students whoenrolled in a Math 119 class,a) Construct a probability distribution.b) Find the expected value using the calculator. Round to one decimal.c) Find the standard deviation using the calculator. Round to two decimals.d) Interpret your answers from part b and c in the context of the problem.

Let X be the random variable that the number of students who enrolled in the class. Given that,…

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a) Construct a probability distribution. b) Find the expected value using the calculator. Round to one decimal. c) Find the standard deviation using the calculator. Round to two decimals. d) Interpret your answers from part b and c in the context of the problem.