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Two coins are to be 铿俰pped. The 铿乺st coin will land on heads with probability .6, the second with probability .7. Assume that the results of the 铿俰ps are independent, and let X equal the total number of heads that result. (a) Find P{X =1}. (b) Determine E[X].

Short Answer

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  1. P{x=1}=0.46
  2. E[x]=1.3

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01

Given information (part a)

Given in the question that, two coins are to be flipped.

The 铿乺st coin will land on heads with probability 6.

The second with probability 7.

We need to findP(x=1)

02

Explanation (Part a)

Here,P(x=1)

So,

localid="1647060561473" P{x=1}=P(Firstcoinheadsandsecondcointails+Firstcointailsandsecondcoinheads)

=0.60.3+0.40.7

localid="1647060568419" =0.46
03

Final Answer (Part a)

TheP(x=1)is0.46

04

Given information (Part b)

Given in the question that, two coins are to be flipped.

The 铿乺st coin will land on heads with probability 6.

The second with probability 7.

We need to determineE(x)

05

Explanation (part b)

P(x=0)=P(FirstcointailSecondcointail)

=(1-0.61-0.7)

localid="1647061685180" =(.4.3)

=0.12

Here,

P(x=2)=P(FirstcoinheadSecondcoinhead)

=(0.60.7)

=0.42

Therefore,

E(X)=xP(x)

=00.12+10.46+20.42

=1.3

06

Final Answer (Part b)

The determined value ofE(x)is1.3

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