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Let the random variable X follows binomial distribution with parameters 10 and 0.3. Find The mean of X OA. 3.4 Ов. 3.0 OC. 4.4 OD. -5.8 OE. None of these The standard deviation of X OA. 2.1 Ов. 1.4 Ос. 2.5 OD. -2.1 OE. None of these P(X>8) OA.0.07 Ов. 0.00 OC. .006

Let the random variable X follows binomial distribution with parameters 10 and 0.3. Find The mean of X OA. 3.4 Ов. 3.0 OC. 4.4 OD. -5.8 OE. None of these The standard deviation of X OA. 2.1 Ов. 1.4 Ос. 2.5 OD. -2.1 OE. None of these P(X>8) OA.0.07 Ов. 0.00 OC. .006

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