Would be equal to another 26.5. Now once you figure out all of your expected values, that's a good time to test your conditions. The first condition is that you took a random sample, so let's assume we had done that. The second condition is that your expected value for any of the data points has to be at least equal to five. And we can see that all of our expected values are at least equal to five. The actual data points we got do not have to be equal to five. So it's okay that we got a two here because the expected value here is five or larger.