Let X be a random variable such that E(X – 2)² = 10 and E(X+ 1)² = 4, then 1 а. Е(X) = - b. E(X) = = с. Е(X) %3D 4 d. E(X) = -

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Let X be a random variable such that E(X – 2)² = 10 and E(X+1)² = 4, then
а. Е(X)
1
= -
b. Е(X) 3D
с. Е(X) %3D
4
d. E(X)= -
Transcribed Image Text:Let X be a random variable such that E(X – 2)² = 10 and E(X+1)² = 4, then а. Е(X) 1 = - b. Е(X) 3D с. Е(X) %3D 4 d. E(X)= -
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