The probability distribution function of a discrete random variable x whích represents themumber of courses a student in a class has failed in is given as followrs20.14.P(X)0.80070.031) The expected value (The mean) is:A. 1.33B.1C.0.8D. 2312) The probability that a stadent has failed in at least three courses is:A. 0.07B. 0.01C.0.1D. 0.97Answers A

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The probability distribution function of a discrete random varisble x which represents the mmber of courses a stodent in a class has failed in is given as follows 2. 0.1 3. 007 4. 0.03 P(X) 0.8 1) The expected value (The mean) is: A. 1.33 B.1 C.0.8 D. 231 2) The probability that a student has failed in at least three courses is A. 0.07 B. 0.01 C.0.1 D. 0.97

The probability distribution function of a discrete random varisble x which represents the mmber of courses a stodent in a class has failed in is given as follows 2. 0.1 3. 007 4. 0.03 P(X) 0.8 1) The expected value (The mean) is: A. 1.33 B.1 C.0.8 D. 231 2) The probability that a student has failed in at least three courses is A. 0.07 B. 0.01 C.0.1 D. 0.97

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