Time Five cards labeled with numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively. Two cards are selected one after the other, without replacement. Each card is being equally likely to be selected. Define the random variable X(s) Sum of numbers appeared on the two selected cards 1. The number of elements in the range of X (Rx) is 07 06 2. The value of P(X 3) is CO.1429 CO.1 C0.2 0.4 885 8

Time Five cards labeled with numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively. Two cards are selected one after the other, without replacement. Each card is being equally likely to be selected. Define the random variable X(s) Sum of numbers appeared on the two selected cards 1. The number of elements in the range of X (Rx) is 07 06 2. The value of P(X 3) is CO.1429 CO.1 C0.2 0.4 885 8

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