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    This document discusses discrete and continuous random variables and provides examples of each. It then discusses the probability distribution of discrete random variables by listing the possible outcomes of flipping 4 coins and the corresponding value or number of heads. It poses several probability questions related to the coin flipping experiment.

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    This document discusses discrete and continuous random variables and provides examples of each. It then discusses the probability distribution of discrete random variables by listing the possible outcomes of flipping 4 coins and the corresponding value or number of heads. It poses several probability questions related to the coin flipping experiment.

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    Discrete Continuous: Statistics and Probability - Shaharmie Garcia

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    This document discusses discrete and continuous random variables and provides examples of each. It then discusses the probability distribution of discrete random variables by listing the possible outcomes of flipping 4 coins and the corresponding value or number of heads. It poses several probability questions related to the coin flipping experiment.

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    STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY | SHAHARMIE GARCIA

    LESSON 1: THE CONCEPT VARIABLE

    DISCRETE RANDOM VARIABLE CONTINUOUS RANDOM VARIABLE


    (T) number of deaths due to aids (O) weight of ₱100 worth of pork
    (K) number of notebooks in a student’s bag (U) volume of diesel used in a trip
    (H) number of channels in Sea cable (Y) time needed to solve a Rubik’s cube
    (A) number of satellites orbiting the Earth
    (N) number of gadgets in a household
    HIDDEN WORDS: T H A N K YOU
    DISCRETE CONTINUOUS
    LESSON 2: PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION OF DISCRETE RANDOM VARIABLES

    VALUE OF RANDOM
    POSSIBLE OUTCOMES VARIABLE (number of
    heads
    HHHH 4
    HHHT 3
    HHTH 3
    HHTT 21
    HTHH 3
    HTHT 2
    HTTH 2
    HTTT 1
    THHH
    THHT 2
    THTH 2
    THTT 1
    TTHH 2
    TTHT 1
    TTTH 1
    TTTT 0

    PAGE 10
     What is the probability of getting more than 3 heads?
     What is the probability of getting less than 2 heads?
     What is the probability of getting at least 3 heads?

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    STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY | SHAHARMIE GARCIA

     What is the probability of getting at most 1 head?


     What is the probability of getting 2 or 3 heads?
     What is the probability of getting pure heads?
     What is the probability of getting no heads?

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