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the grams of sugar per serving for three brands of cereal are 4g,8g, and 16g. the probability of choosing a cereal with 4 grams of sugar is 1/4. the probability of choosing a cereal with 8 grams of sugar is 5/8. the probability of choosing a cereal with 16 grams of sugar is 1/8.
what is the expected value of the number of grams of the sugar in cereal?
a 6
b 7
c 8
d 9

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