Three independently working elements have been installed to signal the accident, each of which is triggered...

Three independently working elements have been installed to signal the accident, each of which is triggered in an emergency with a probability of 0.6. A discrete random amount is the number of elements that worked in an accident. Find: range of distribution, numerical characteristics, F((x) Buildgraph F(x).

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Let X denote the working elements which triggered in emergency from the three elements so, X =0, 1,2,3,

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