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Suppose that the joint probability for random variables X and Y defined by f(x,y) y: 0, 1, 2 x 0: 5/28, 1/28, 7/28 x 1: 1/28, 0, 1/28 x 3: 7/28, 2/28, 4/28 The variance of the random variable X, ?²X, is 1587/784 699/784 1651/784 13/14

          Suppose that the joint probability for random variables X and Y defined by f(x,y)
y: 0, 1, 2
x 0: 5/28, 1/28, 7/28
x 1: 1/28, 0, 1/28
x 3: 7/28, 2/28, 4/28
The variance of the random variable X, ?²X, is
1587/784
699/784
1651/784
13/14

Suppose that the joint probability for random variables X and Y defined by f(x,y)
y: 0, 1, 2
x 0: 5/28, 1/28, 7/28
x 1: 1/28, 0, 1/28
x 3: 7/28, 2/28, 4/28
The variance of the random variable X, ?²X, is
1587/784
699/784
1651/784
13/14

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Suppose that the joint probability for random variables X and Y defined by f(x,y) y: 0, 1, 2 x 0: 5/28, 1/28, 7/28 x 1: 1/28, 0, 1/28 x 3: 7/28, 2/28, 4/28 The variance of the random variable X, ?²X, is 1587/784 699/784 1651/784 13/14

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