3. Let X be a discrete random variable with Pr {X = i} the probability is zero. (a) Compute the value of c. (b) What is the mean of X? (c) What is the second moment of X? (d) What is the variance of X? (e) Compute E[(X – 2)+] where x+ is defined to be max(x,0). ci for positive, odd integers i <= 11; otherwise,

3. Let X be a discrete random variable with Pr {X = i} the probability is zero. (a) Compute the value of c. (b) What is the mean of X? (c) What is the second moment of X? (d) What is the variance of X? (e) Compute E[(X – 2)+] where x+ is defined to be max(x,0). ci for positive, odd integers i <= 11; otherwise,

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