Janet is planning to rent a booth at a festival for a day to sell clothes that she has made. She sels jackets for $204 and skirts for $165. Her past experiences suy that sales of jackets will have a mean of 7.6 with a standard deviation of 1.9, and sales of skirts will have a mean of 11.3 with a standard deviation of 2.7. The cc renting the booth for the day is $232. What are the mean and standard deviation of her net income? [Hint: you should first define random variables and use them express her net income] O A. p= $3182.9, o = $3414.9 O B. p= $3414.9, o = $590.51 O C. u= $3182.9, o = $590.51 O D. µ= $3182.9, o = $44.04 O E. u= $3414.9, o = $44.04

Janet is planning to rent a booth at a festival for a day to sell clothes that she has made. She sels jackets for $204 and skirts for $165. Her past experiences suy that sales of jackets will have a mean of 7.6 with a standard deviation of 1.9, and sales of skirts will have a mean of 11.3 with a standard deviation of 2.7. The cc renting the booth for the day is $232. What are the mean and standard deviation of her net income? [Hint: you should first define random variables and use them express her net income] O A. p= $3182.9, o = $3414.9 O B. p= $3414.9, o = $590.51 O C. u= $3182.9, o = $590.51 O D. µ= $3182.9, o = $44.04 O E. u= $3414.9, o = $44.04

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