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A random varlable is binomlally distributed with n=16 and 7= 40. The expected value and standard devlation of the varlables are Multiple Cholce 200 and 1.24 4.80 and 4.00 6.40 and 196 200 and 20

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A random varlable is binomlally distributed with n=16 and 7= 40. The expected value and standard devlation of the varlables are
Multiple Cholce
200 and 1.24
4.80 and 4.00
6.40 and 196
200 and 20

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