Many U.S. households still do not have Internet access. Suppose 25 out of 80 households in a small southern town do not have Internet access. A company that provides high-speed Internet has recently entered the market. As part of the marketing campaign, the company decides to randomly select ten households and offer them red laptops along with a brochure that describes their services. The aim is to build goodwill and, with a free laptop, tempt nonusers into getting Internet access.
a. Calculate the expected value, the variance, and the standard deviation for the recipients who do not have Internet access
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