Problem 2 • Problem 2: The natural numbers are the possible values of a random variable X: that is,X, = n, n = 1, 2, . These numbers occur with probabilities P(x,) = (0.5)".Find the expected value of X.

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• Problem 2: The natural numbers are the possible values of a random variable X: that is, X, = n, n = 1, 2, . These numbers occur with probabilities P(x.) = (0.5)". Find the expected value of X.