Let X denote the number of VCRS sold during arandom week by a certain store. The probabilityfunction of X isx f(x)00.61641 0.095620.035430.04614 0.2065Calculate the variance of Y = 4X + 2.:Var (Y)=YNote: You can calculate the variance of Y using thedefinition of variance: o = E[Y - µy]. However,you have to calculate first the expected value of Y,μy = E[4X + 2].

Given, xf(x)00.616410.095620.035430.046140.2065Y = 4X+2

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