Let X be a random variable with probability distribution as shown below: 25 2

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Chapter9: Counting And Probability
Section9.4: Expected Value
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Let X be a random variable with probability distribution as shown below:
25
2 < x < 10
0, elsewhere
f(x) = {3x
and g(X) = 10X +5
Then the value of E(g(X)) is:
None of the other options
50/3
115/3
59/3
Transcribed Image Text:Let X be a random variable with probability distribution as shown below: 25 2 < x < 10 0, elsewhere f(x) = {3x and g(X) = 10X +5 Then the value of E(g(X)) is: None of the other options 50/3 115/3 59/3
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