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Please help I got one part right and can’t figure out the secs part

Please help I got one part right and can’t figure out the secs part-example-1

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In order to calculate the mean of the distribution, we need to follow these steps:

1.multiply each value of X by each probability P(X),


\begin{gathered} 0\cdot0.366=0 \\ 1\cdot0.427=0.427 \\ 2\cdot0.180=0.360 \\ 3\cdot0.027=0.081 \end{gathered}

2. add the results:


0+0.427+0.360+0.081=0.868

rounding to one decimal place, the mean is 0.9

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