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Average Grocery Items Purchased: 3.1

The document shows the probability distribution of the number of grocery stores a customer visits, and calculates that the average number of stores visited is 3.1, which rounds to 3.

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Average Grocery Items Purchased: 3.1

The document shows the probability distribution of the number of grocery stores a customer visits, and calculates that the average number of stores visited is 3.1, which rounds to 3.

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Erika Mae Calunsag
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Number of Grocery Probability P(X) X.

P(X)
Store
1 3/10 3/10
2 1/10 2/10
3 1/10 3/10
4 2/10 8/10
5 3/10 15/10
ƩX.P(X)=31/10
=3.1

THEREFORE, THE AVERAGE NUBER OF ITEMS THAT


A CUSTOMER WILL BUY IS 3.1 OR 3.

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