Sound City sells the ClearTone-400 satellite car radio. For this radio, historical sales records over the last 100 weeks show 2 weekswith no radios sold, 28 weeks with one radio sold, 29 weeks with two radios sold, 25 weeks with three radios sold, 9 weeks with fourradios sold, and 7 weeks with five radios sold. Calculate μx, ox², and ox, of x, the number of ClearTone-400 radios sold at Sound Cityduring a week using the estimated probability distribution. (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)μxox^2OOX.docxn15< Prev10 of 18tvNext >STWD

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