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This is where I am currently stuck at: If μ is just a number then I don't see a way to move on.

Ok I realize this. But I'm still not sure how to move on. For one thing,

μ is supposed to be the average value of measured x. And also, the question is given to us like that, but I understand what you mean since I do believe that's what it should be. And I've been wondering about the N and limit myself since at the end there are no N values in the expression.

Yeah, N is the number of trials, and n is the number of possible outcomes from each trial. and also, considering mu is also a summation, I don't really know how to calculate mu^2.

But I can't really see how to turn mu^2/n into P(x_j)

I did:

Homework Statement I've still yet to learn Latex since I'm pretty good with words equation editor, so here's the question typed out in words. Homework Equations I really don't know what to do here. The Attempt at a Solution