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We draw 6 cards from a 52 card deck and let X = the number of...

We draw 6 cards from a 52 card deck and let X = the number of heart cards drawn.


a. What is the expected value of X?
b. What is the variance of X? What is the standard deviation of X?

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Expert Solution

let X = the number of heart cards drawn.X can vary from 0 to 6.

there are 13 hearts cards, and 39 non hearts cards

P(X=0) = (13C0)*39C6 / 52C6

P(X=1) = 13C1 * 39C5 / 52C6

P(X=2)=13C2 * 39C4 / 52C6

P(X=3)=13C3 * 39C3 / 52C6

P(X=4)=13C4 * 39C2 / 52C6

P(X=5)=13C5 * 39C1 / 52C6

P(X=6)=13C6 * 39C0 / 52C6

X P(X) X*P(X) X² * P(X)
0 0.1603 0 0
1 0.3677 0.367652 0.367652
2 0.3151 0.63026 1.26052
3 0.1284 0.385159 1.155476
4 0.0260 0.104097 0.416388
5 0.0025 0.012327 0.061636
6 0.0001 0.000506 0.003034
P(X) X*P(X) X² * P(X)
total sum = 1 1.5 3.264706

a)

expected value= E[X] = Σx*P(X) =            1.5
          
b)

E [ X² ] = ΣX² * P(X) =            3.264705882
          
variance = E[ X² ] - (E[ X ])² =            1.0147
          
std dev = √(variance) =            1.0073


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