Suppose you are given a die with 6 sides, marked 1 through 6. Graph your probability distribution, cumulative probability distribution, and excess probability distribution over the outcomes. (Please graph all three, especially the last two.)

Suppose you are given a die with 6 sides, marked 1 through 6. Graph your probability distribution, cumulative probability distribution, and excess probability distribution over the outcomes. (Please graph all three, especially the last two.)

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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