The image depicts a probability distribution table and prompts for calculating the mean and standard deviation. Below is a detailed transcription suitable for an educational website.---### Probability Distribution TableThe table below represents a probability distribution with values of \(x\) and corresponding probabilities \(P(x)\). Additional columns are provided for calculations involving \(x^2\), \(xP(x)\), and \(x^2P(x)\).| \(x\) | \(P(x)\) | \(x^2\) | \(xP(x)\) | \(x^2P(x)\) ||-------|----------|--------|----------|------------|| 0 | 0.26 | | | || 1 | 0.2 | | | || 2 | 0.22 | | | || 3 | 0.15 | | | || 4 | 0.17 | | | |#### Instructions:- **Find the mean (\( \mu \)).** Round your answer to two decimal places. \(\mu = \_\_\_\) - **Find the standard deviation (\( \sigma \)).** Round your answer to three decimal places. \(\sigma = \_\_\_\)Use the columns to calculate \(xP(x)\) and \(x^2P(x)\) as part of the process for finding the mean and standard deviation. This table helps in systematically analyzing discrete probability distributions and deriving statistical measures.--- This transcribed content provides a structured format suitable for educational purposes, guiding students to compute essential statistical measures from a given probability distribution.

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