Let X be a discrete random variable. If f(0) = .5, f(1) = .2, f(2) = .1, f(3) = c, and f(x) = 0 ever
Question: Let X be a discrete random variable. If f(0) = .5, f(1) = .2, f(2) = .1, f(3) = c, and f(x) = 0 everywhere else, then what is the value of c?
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