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A random variable has the probability distribution table as shown. Calculate P(x ≥ 5)
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is that a typo that the entry for x = 7 is missing?
i have to find what 7 is
oh ok, keep in mind that all of the probabilities must add to 1
so if it's currently x |dw:1399349980464:dw| then 0.2+0.2+0.1+x+0.1 = 1
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yeah thats what i thought but in the answer key it says its 0.6 but i just don't get how you get that?
unless he made a typo
well that's the answer to P(X >= 5)
that's not the value of x
ohhh okay so how would you calculate that?
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solve 0.2+0.2+0.1+x+0.1 = 1 for x and tell me what you get
x=.4 right?
good
let's update the table |dw:1399350506202:dw|
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