Classify the random variables (1) the number of red marbles in a jar (2) time it takes to get to school. A.) (1) discrete (2) discrete B.) (1) discrete (2) continuous C.) (1)continuous(2)discrete D.) (1)continuous(2)continuous

Classify the random variables (1) the number of red marbles in a jar (2) time it takes to get to school. A.) (1) discrete (2) discrete B.) (1) discrete (2) continuous C.) (1)continuous(2)discrete D.) (1)continuous(2)continuous

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Please answer all. Thank you. Classify the random variables (1) the number of red marbles in a jar (2) time it takes to get to school. A.) (1) discrete (2) discrete B.) (1) discrete (2) continuous C.) (1)continuous(2)discrete D.) (1)continuous(2)continuous Which of the following best describe probability distribution. A.) listing of value of a random variable x together with its associated probability. B.) listing of value of random variable x together with its total probability. C.) listing of random variables of value x together with its random probability. D.) listing of value of variable x together with associated probability.

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