Consider a Bernoulli random variable X such that P(X=1) = p. Calculate the following and show...

Consider a Bernoulli random variable X such that P(X=1) = p. Calculate the following and show steps of your work:

a) E[X]

b) E[X²]

c) Var[X]

d) E[(1 – X)¹⁰]

e) E[(X – p)⁴]

f) E[3^x4^1-x]

g) var[3^x4^1-x]

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