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This is the exercise problems solution of the 9th edition of"Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists by Walpole". In this video, I solve exercise problem 4.23 to find the expected value or average value using the joint probability function. 4.28 Consider the information in Exercise 3.28 on page 93. The problem deals with the weight in ounces of the product in a cereal box, with f(x) = 2/5 , 23.75 ≤ x ≤ 26.25, 0, elsewhere. (a) Plot the density function. (b) Compute the expected value, or mean weight, in ounces. (c) Are you surprised at your answer in (b)? Explain why or why not. Thank you for visiting the channel. This channel is all about the latest trends and concepts related to the problems a student encounter while studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. We are specialized in covering the material related to Electrical and Electronics Circuit Analysis, Artificial Intelligence, Probability and Statistics, Data Science, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning, to name a few. #basicprobability #probabilityandstatistics #randomvariables #walpole #probabilitydistributions #problemsolutions #meanvaluecalculation #mathematicalexpectation #expectedvalue Connect with me by subscribing to: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVWaC4BsaESbmijsPMe7QaA/featured Happy Learning :-)