
Arnold F. answered 10/13/15
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Set up a table, one column for value of the random variable and one for the probability"
x P(x)
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1 .12
2 .32
3
4
Since each value is mutually exclusive I used P(1 or 2)=.44 and the fact that P(1)=.12 to calculate P(2).
Do something similar to get P(3). For P(4) use the fact that the sum of all the probabilities must add to 1.
Finally use the formula E(x)=Σxp(x) to calculate the expected value.
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