Q20 expected value Suppose a die has three eyes on five of its faces, and six eyes on its sixth face. The die is rolled three timesand the eyes are added together to form a random variable X. What is the expected value for X?O 10.50906O 13.5

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Suppose a die has three eyes on five of its faces, and six eyes on its sixth face. The die is rolled three times and the eyes are added together to form a random variable X. What is the expected value for X? O 10.5 09 06 O 13.5