Consider the random experiment in which two pieces of data are thrown, and in which we are interested in determining the "sum of points" that can be obtained. Determine: the random variable and the values of the random variable

Consider the random experiment in which two pieces of data are thrown, and in which we are interested in determining the "sum of points" that can be obtained. Determine: the random variable and the values of the random variable

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