Consider a pdf f so that a random variable X~ f has expected valueE[X] = 3 and variance V[X] = 10. Now consider n = 10 i.i.d. randomvariables X₁, X2,..., X10 drawn from f. Let X = 11X₁.What is the standard deviation of X?Which is larger P[X >4] or P[X > 4]?

X~f has expected value E(X)=3 V(X)=10 We have to find Standard deviation of X- Which is larger…

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Consider a pdf f so that a random variable X~ f has expected value E[X] = 3 and variance V[X] = 10. Now consider n = 10 i.i.d. random variables X₁, X2,..., X10 drawn from f. Let X = 1 X₁. What is the standard deviation of X? Which is larger P[X > 4] or P[X > 4]?