Q10: Two male students and two female students There are two male students and two female students in a classroom. We randomly select two students from this classroom without replacement. Let X be the number of male students among the two selected students. Let F (2) be the cumulative distribution function of X and f(2) be the probability mass function of X. Which one of the following statements is incorrect? O F(2) > 0 when z -0 O (e) = 0 when z = 3 O f(2) > 0 when z-0 OF(2) -0 when z-3 O Sa) - F(2) when z<0

Q10: Two male students and two female students There are two male students and two female students in a classroom. We randomly select two students from this classroom without replacement. Let X be the number of male students among the two selected students. Let F (2) be the cumulative distribution function of X and f(2) be the probability mass function of X. Which one of the following statements is incorrect? O F(2) > 0 when z -0 O (e) = 0 when z = 3 O f(2) > 0 when z-0 OF(2) -0 when z-3 O Sa) - F(2) when z<0

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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