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    1) The document contains various mathematical calculations and probabilities that are difficult to interpret without context. 2) It discusses the probability of students being accepted to a program and receiving scholarships. The probability of the first typist making an error on a test is calculated as -6. 3) Several probability mass functions and cumulative distribution functions are provided for discrete random variables, as well as the probability that the average score of a student exceeds a given threshold.

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    1) The document contains various mathematical calculations and probabilities that are difficult to interpret without context. 2) It discusses the probability of students being accepted to a program and receiving scholarships. The probability of the first typist making an error on a test is calculated as -6. 3) Several probability mass functions and cumulative distribution functions are provided for discrete random variables, as well as the probability that the average score of a student exceeds a given threshold.

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    1) The document contains various mathematical calculations and probabilities that are difficult to interpret without context. 2) It discusses the probability of students being accepted to a program and receiving scholarships. The probability of the first typist making an error on a test is calculated as -6. 3) Several probability mass functions and cumulative distribution functions are provided for discrete random variables, as well as the probability that the average score of a student exceeds a given threshold.

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