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Let x denote the number of broken pencils in a randomly selected 50-count box from a local office supply store. The variable x has the
following probability distribution:
a)
0.82; if we were to select many boxes of pencils randomly, the number of broken pencils would typically vary about 0.82 from the
mean
b)
0.31; if we were to select many boxes of pencils randomly, we would expect about 0.31, on average, to contain broken pencils
c)
0.65; if we were to select many boxes of pencils randomly, the number of broken pencils would typically vary about 0.65 from the
mean
d)
0.52; if we were to select many boxes of pencils randomly, we would expect about 0.52 to have no broken pencils
e)0.13; if we were to select many boxes of pencils randomly, we would expect about 0.13, on average, to contain broken pencils
