To calculate the expected value of our dataset, first we need to find the missing probability. The sum of the probabilities of all outcomes must add up to 1

Therefore, 1 minus all the other probability values is going to be P(2).

The expected value is given by the sum of every value of the dataset multiplied by its respective probability

Using this formula in our problem, we have:

The expected value of this dataset is 1.55.
The answer to ur question is c (i think)
A because
-2/5 x 12 = -45/5
And 2x (-12/5) is also equals to -45/5
Answer:
4x+2y = 14 The original equation
2y = 14-4x Subtract 4x from both sides
2y = -4x+14 Rearrange so x is first
y = -2x+7 Divide everything by 2
Explanation:
The steps above practically explain everything needed, so there's not much to add. The standard form is Ax+By = C while slope intercept form is y = mx+b
In the case of y = -2x+7, we have a slope of m = -2 and y intercept of b = 7. This means (0,7) is one point on the line. Use the slope to move down two and to the right one unit to arrive at (1, 5) as another point on this line.