1. A corn farmer has observed the following distribution for the number of ears of corn per cornstalk. Ears of Corn Probability 1 2 3 4 .3 .4 .2 .1 Part A: How many ears of corn does he expect on average for each stalk? The farmer should expect ears of corn per stalk. Round to the tenths place. Part B: The small farm is growing 100 stalks to sell corn at a local vegetable stand. If each ear of corn can be sold for $0.50, how much money can they expect to make from one harvest? The farm can expect to make $ from one harvest. Part