An insurance company covers 100$ per day for up to three days staying in a hospital, and 50$ per day for any day after the first three days if any. The number of days the patients used to stay in the hospital is a random variable with PMF: 6-k Px(k) = k = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 15 else the expected amount the company will pay is: Select one: а. 200 b. 166.67 C. 233.33 d. 220 e. 230

An insurance company covers 100$ per day for up to three days staying in a hospital, and 50$ per day for any day after the first three days if any. The number of days the patients used to stay in the hospital is a random variable with PMF: 6-k Px(k) = k = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 15 else the expected amount the company will pay is: Select one: а. 200 b. 166.67 C. 233.33 d. 220 e. 230

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