Need help with probability. If a random variable X is defined such that-:E [(X − 1)²] = 10 and E [(X − 2)²] = 6findμ and o².

Step 1: GivenE[(X−1)2]=10E[(X−2)2]=6 Step 2:Expand E[(X−1)2]=10E[X2+1−2X]=10E[X2]+E[1]−2E[X]=10The…

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If a random variable X is defined such that - : E [(X − 1)²] = 10 and E [(X − 2)²] = 6 find μ and o².