If the random variable ( X ) has a Bernoulli distribution with ( P=0.3 ) then ( P(X<1)= ) 0 0.3 1 none of them 0.7
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A random variable \( X \) that follows a Bernoulli distribution takes on two possible values: 0 and 1. The probability of \( X \) being 1 is denoted as \( p \), and the probability of \( X \) being 0 is \( 1-p \). Show more…
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