Machine breakdowns, Econometrics

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A bottling company has determined the number of machine breakdowns per month and their respective probabilities as given below:

    Number of
    Breakdowns        Probability
    0                         0.12
    1                         0.38
    2                         0.25
    3                         0.18
    4                         0.07

The expected number of machine breakdowns per month?  Describe your answer.


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