5. The number of inquiries received per day by the office of Admission in SHS X last enrolment is shown below. Number of Inquiries X 22 25 26 28 29 30 Probability P(x) 0.08 0.19 0.36 0.25 0.07 0.05
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To do this, we need to sum up the number of inquiries multiplied by their respective probabilities. Number of Inquiries X Probability (Plx) 0 x P0 = 0 1 x P1 = P1 2 x P2 = 2P2 3 x P3 = 3P3 4 x P4 = 4P4 5 x P5 = 5P5 6 x P6 = 6P6 7 x P7 = 7P7 8 x P8 = 8P8 Total Show more…
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