Part II - 11 HUMSS 3 - 3rd Quarter Examination

Sample Space takes the set of all possible values from a random experiment.

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A discrete random variable is expressed as a whole and is countable.

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The probability of getting 7 if we roll a die is 0.

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In a fair coin-tossing experiment, the probability of getting a head or tail is always equal to 50%.

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The probability of drawing a face card at random from a deck is 12/52.

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An experiment is a process that produces outcomes.

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The probability of a happening and not happening of any event is always equal to zero.

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The sample space denoted by the letter S is the set of few possible outcomes of an experiment.

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The height of basketball players is considered a discrete random variable

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Two or more events are said to be equally likely if each has got an equal chance of occurrence.

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