Expected Value and Variance Question

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Does μx mean the same thing as E[X]? Also, does σ2x mean the same thing as Var X?
 
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Those would be reasonable notations for E[X], Var(X). I wouldn't say it's sufficiently standard to answer more confidently.
 
haruspex said:
Those would be reasonable notations for E[X], Var(X). I wouldn't say it's sufficiently standard to answer more confidently.

Okay Thank You!
 
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