Name:Date:Score:Unit Exercise 1.2Indicate which of the following random variables are Discrete or Continuous.1. The price of a house.2. The amount of time to complete a task.3. Time to download a webpage.4. The amount of soda in ounce.5. Advertising expenditures of a company.6. Number of persons in a family.7. Outcomes in rolling a pair of dice.8. Mitsubishi Montero sales in the 3 months.9. A box of chocolate drink which weighs 1 kilogram.10. Current assets of MSS Textile Company.11. The number of Television per household12. Number of online purchases made in a week.13. Student enrollment in a certain University.14. Weight of the employees in a call center company.15. Amount of money spent on hunch in a month.16. Number of pizzas sold each day in Shakey's.17. Lifetime (in hours) of 20 LED projection screens.18. Number of Personal Computer (PC) in the household.19. Amount of time spent surfing the internet per week.20. Capacity (n gallons) of five reservoirs in the Philippines.21. The number of DVD mnonthly sales in a Video Center.22. Water temperatures of ten rivers in the Philippines on a given day.

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