A fair die is thrown five times. Let X be the random variable “number of getting an even number in the 5 throws". Then P(X > 4) = O 0.1875 O 0.5432 ) 0.8125 0.0312

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A fair die is thrown five times. Let X be the random variable “number of getting an even
number in the 5 throws".
Then P(X > 4) =
0.1875
0.5432
0.8125
0.0312
Transcribed Image Text:A fair die is thrown five times. Let X be the random variable “number of getting an even number in the 5 throws". Then P(X > 4) = 0.1875 0.5432 0.8125 0.0312
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