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X = 2*Bin(300,1/2) – 300 E[X] = 0 Y = 2*Bin(30,1/2) – 30 E[Y] = 0 Z = 4*Bin(10,1/4) – 10 E[Z] = 0 W = 0 E[W] = 0 Is there a good parameter that allow to distinguish…