Faced with the fact that I can not express a formula on paper / console, as it seemed to me, a trivial task. Suppose there is an event that in 55% has a value of 1, in 25% - 2, in 20% - 3. What would the formula for the average value of these unlikely outcomes look like?
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If X is a discrete random variable with a distribution
then from the definition of the Lebesgue integral it follows that
- If we talk about the Lebesgue integral, it is probably worth mentioning that he here took from the definition of a mat. waiting - VladD
- @VladD This is a quote from Wikipedia :) - Harry
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