A random variable X has the probability function as given in the table to the right.  It is easy to show that the mean value is 5.  If we perform the experiment associated with X three times independently, what is the probability that we obtain 5 all three times? X P(X) 3 0.2 5 0.6 7 0.2

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A random variable X has the probability function as given in the table to the right.  It is easy to show that the mean value is 5.  If we perform the experiment associated with X three times independently, what is the probability that we obtain 5 all three times?

X P(X)
3 0.2
5 0.6
7 0.2
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