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Find P[K < E[K]] when a) K is geometric (1/3). b) K is binomial (6, 1/2). c) K is Poisson (3). d) K is discrete uniform (0, 6)

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Find P[K < E[K]] when
a) K is geometric (1/3).
b) K is binomial (6, 1/2).
c) K is Poisson (3).
d) K is discrete uniform (0, 6).

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