A random variable, X assumes only positive values. You are given that E(X) = 5. Amongst...
A random variable, X assumes only positive values. You are given that E(X) = 5. Amongst the following numbers, find the smallest number that can possibly equal P r(X < 8). Explain.
(A) 0.25
(B) 0.30
(C) 0.35
(D) 0.40
(E) 0.45
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** Note that the option you have given is incorrect // and only using expectation we can calculate just smallest probability from Markov Inequality. which i have done.
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