Mathematics, 09.01.2020 07:31 lhecker007

Suppose that a discrete random variable is the number of broken eggs in a randomly selected carton of one dozen
eggs. the expected value for the number of broken eggs is 0.48 eggs. which of the following statements is a
correct interpretation of this expected value? explain why the others are wrong.
a. the probability that an egg will break in one-dozen cartons is 0.48, on average.
b. when a large number of one-dozen cartons of eggs are examined, the average number of broken eggs in a
one-dozen carton is 0.48 eggs.
c. the mean number of broken eggs in one-dozen cartons is 0.48 eggs

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