Suppose Jon is taking a test with 5 true-false questions and 5 multiple questions with 4...
Suppose Jon is taking a test with 5 true-false questions and 5 multiple questions with 4 choices each. He knows nothing so he will answer randomly
a) find the expected number of true-false questions he will answer correctly?
b) Find the probability that Jon answers exactly 7 questions correctly?
c) Find the expected number of total of questions he will answer correctly ?
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