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![We have a random variableX, withE(X) = {5,2, 10}, Px (5) = 1/3,Px(2) = 1/6 et Px(10) = 1/2. We search :
(i) Ex[5 + 2 + 10].
(ii) The average value of X : µx = Ex[x].
(iii) The average power of X:Ex[x²].
(iv) The variance of X :o = Ex[(x – ux)²] = Ex[x²] – µz.
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