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frankwu

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  What is the mean value, E(x), for a Bernoulli random variable with a probability of X = 0 equal to 0.40?
 

  a.E(x) = 0.60
  b.E(x) = 0.40
  c.The value for E(x) cannot be determined from the information given.
 

d.E(x) = 0
 
 



Question 2


  Which of the following is not an example of a Bernoulli random variable?
 

  a.T = whether or not a toy functions properly
  b.G = the gender of a person having surgery for coronary artery disease
  c.P = whether or not a person plays tennis
 

d.W = the number of people who register for a workshop
 
 




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Answer to Question 1

correct: a

Answer to Question 2

correct: d





 

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