A Grade 11 class has 45 students. The following shows the typical number ofstudents who were absent on a particular day.Construct a probability distribution of the random variable X and draw itshistogram.A. Construct a probability distribution of the random variable X.DaysNo. of Students AbsentP(X)Monday1212/45 or 0.267Tuesday88/45 or 0.178Wednesday5/45 or 0.11Thursday77/45 or 0.156Friday1313/45 or 0.289Total : 45/45 or 1

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À Grade 11 class has 45 students. The following shows the typical number of students who were absent on a particular day. Construct a probability distribution of the random variable X and draw its histogram.

À Grade 11 class has 45 students. The following shows the typical number of students who were absent on a particular day. Construct a probability distribution of the random variable X and draw its histogram.

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