L. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Choose the letter that corresponds to the correct answer.1. Defined as a numerical quantity that is assigned to the outcome of an experiment.functiona domainc ranged. random variabledescribes the occurrence of ab.2. Complete the statement The activity or also known as anprobability.b. experimenta exchangespaceC.exponentd.sample3. What is the collection of random variables upon listing?b.experimenta exchangespaceC.exponentd.sample4. Let H for the heads, T for the tails, what are the values of random variable H in tossing two coins?c 0. 1, 20.a.5. What is the sample space of 4?ITHI THC.a.b.RITA P6. A basket contains 10 ripe and 4 unripe bananas If three bananas are taken from the basket oneafter the other, determine the possible values of getting the ripe ones (R) Let R for the ripe. U for thed. Q.1,2,3b 1.27. His a quantitative variable whose value depends on change.0.a.C 3a domainb functionranged. random vanable8 His a variable that can assume only countable number of values.c.ranged randomb.9 His a variable that can assume infinite number of values in one or more intervalsa.discreteSTROTTUTnC Tanged randoma discreteb.10 Which refers to a variable that assumes numerical values associated with the events of an

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