The expectation of a random variable X that can take on any of N possible values, Xi with probability Pr[Xi], is denoted as E[X] and defined as:
a. E[X]=???XiPr[Xi].
b. E[X]=??XiPr[Xi].
c. E[X]=?XiPr[Xi].
d. E[X]=?XiPr[Xi].
C
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A) Changes in the gender composition of the work force B) Changes in the age distribution of the work force C) Differences in computer and data analysis skills D) Changes in the geographic concentration of workers
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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