Find Px for the following discrete probability distribution:431/31/127/12О А. 1/3В. .92Ос. 3O D. 2.75O E. Hx is undefined because this is not a valid probability distribution.

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Find Ux for the following discrete probability distribution: 4 3 2 1/3 1/12 7/12 O A. 1/3 О в. .92 О с. 3 O D. 2.75 O E. Hx is undefined because this is not a valid probability distribution.

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