The prevalence of mild myopia in adults over the age of 40 is 25% in the us supposed 4 adults over 40 are randomly chosen. Let Y denote the number of adult with myopia out of 4 with the following pmf of y Given X=10y-5 find the variance of X A) 75.10 B) 0.751 C) 70.10 D) 8.666

The prevalence of mild myopia in adults over the age of 40 is 25% in the us supposed 4 adults over 40 are randomly chosen. Let Y denote the number of adult with myopia out of 4 with the following pmf of y Given X=10y-5 find the variance of X A) 75.10 B) 0.751 C) 70.10 D) 8.666

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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