For each Bernoulli process, find the expected number of successes:1. Number of trials = 10, Probability of success =0.8.2. Number of trials =280, Probability of success = 1/10.3. Number of trials =31, Probability of success =:0.2.4. Number of trials =23, Probability of failure =0.9.5. Number of trials =69, Probability of failure = 3/7.

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