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Description: Find the standard deviation of the random variable. Round to two decimal places if necessary.102030P(X = x)0.180.180.64O A. 7.02О В. 7.8О с. 6.55O D. 8.58O E. 9.05Click to select your answer.MacBoesc20F3F2D00D00F4F5%23

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Find the standard deviation of the random variable. Round to two decimal places if necessary. 10 20 30 P(X = x) 0.18 0.18 0.64 O A. 7.02 О В. 7.8 Ос. 6.55 O D. 8.58 O E. 9.05

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