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QUESTION 15 Suppose that a subset of 4 bals will be randomlv drawn from an un containing 2 amber bals, 2 blue balls, 2 copper bals, and 2 green balls xis the number of colors obtained in the randomly drawn subset, what is the value of EUO Suggestion: Use a random variable which is a sum of simple indicator random variables

QUESTION 15 Suppose that a subset of 4 bals will be randomlv drawn from an un containing 2 amber bals, 2 blue balls, 2 copper bals, and 2 green balls xis the number of colors obtained in the randomly drawn subset, what is the value of EUO Suggestion: Use a random variable which is a sum of simple indicator random variables

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