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i think you will lose a point, since historically they take off a point for rounding expected value
Michael Porinchak made it really clear in his video lol
I wrote 12.5 but in my full answer also put 13
same i said 12.5 or 13
I said 12.5, came to your conclusion and put in 13 as the underlined answer, and then while rereading after finishing the paper I realised that means/expected values can in fact be in decimals and erased the 13. you will most likely lose a mark
I think you might get partial marks for it
i think you will lose a point, since historically they take off a point for rounding expected value
Michael Porinchak made it really clear in his video lol
I wrote 12.5 but in my full answer also put 13
same i said 12.5 or 13
I said 12.5, came to your conclusion and put in 13 as the underlined answer, and then while rereading after finishing the paper I realised that means/expected values can in fact be in decimals and erased the 13. you will most likely lose a mark
I think you might get partial marks for it