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Consumer Trends The number of coupons x used by a customer in a grocery store is a random variable with the probability density function f ( x ) = 2 x   +   1 12 , [ 0 ,   3 ] .

Find the expected number of coupons a customer will use.

To determine

To calculate: The expected number of coupons a customer will use in the grocery store f(x)=2x+112 with 0≤x≤3

Explanation

Given information:

The number of coupons used by a customer in the grocery store is represented by the random variable x with a probability density f(x)=2x+112 with 0≤x≤3

Formula used:

If f(x) is the probability density function of a continuous random variable x over the interval [a,b] then the expected value or mean is given by;

μ=E(x)=∫abxf(x)dx

And, the median ‘x’ is the number m such that

∫amf(x)dx=0.5

Calculation:

Consider given probability density equation:

f(x)=2x+112 with 0≤x≤3

The mean can be calculated as;

μ=E(x)=∫03xf(x)dx=∫03x

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