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(Step-by-Step) Ten plants are operated by a garment manufacturer. They feel there is a 20 % chance for a strike at any one plant and the risk of a strike

Question: Ten plants are operated by a garment manufacturer. They feel there is a 20 % chance for a strike at any one plant and the risk of a strike at one plant is independent of the risk of a strike at another plant. Let X = number of plants of the garment manufacture that strike.

Compute expected value of X.

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(Step-by-Step) Ten plants are operated by a garment manufacturer. They feel there is a 20 % chance for a strike at any one plant and the risk of a strike

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