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Calculate the variance of random variable X if P(X = a) = p= 1 -P(X =...

Calculate the variance of random variable X if P(X = a) = p= 1 -P(X = b).

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For given random variable X we have to calculate it's variance. The detailed solution is given in the images below,

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