There is a p(x1) = 0.4 probability to observe x1 = 10 and p(x2) = 0.6 probability to observe x2 = 5. Find the mean and the variance of x. Show work.
There is a p(x1) = 0.4 probability to observe x1 = 10 and p(x2) = 0.6 probability to observe x2 = 5. Find the mean and the variance of x. Show work.
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