Mathematics, 27.01.2021 19:30, jadentdaniels
Let random variable Q represent the number of employees who work at a certain restaurant on a given day. The following table shows the probability distribution of the random variable Q .
20 - .1
21 - .1
22 - .1
23 - .4
24 - .3
Which of the following claims is best supported by the table?
The most likely number of employees who work on a given day is 24.
The most likely number of employees who work on a given day is 24.
The mean number of employees who work on a given day is equal to the median number of employees who work on a given day.
The mean number of employees who work on a given day is equal to the median number of employees who work on a given day.
The mean number of employees who work on a given day is greater than the median number of employees who work on a given day.
The mean number of employees who work on a given day is greater than the median number of employees who work on a given day.
The mean number of employees who work on a given day is less than the median number of employees who work on a given day.
The mean number of employees who work on a given day is less than the median number of employees who work on a given day.
On a given day, the number of employees who work at the restaurant occurs with equal probabilities.
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