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Discrete Distribution Challenge

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Discrete Distribution Challenge
 

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Quiz on discrete distributions and probabilities

by Mercedes Matangcas
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The probability mass function p(x) = P(X = x) gives the probability for each possible value.

2

Variance is always equal to the square of the mean.

3

Probabilities in a probability mass function can be negative.

4

P(X ≤ x) always equals P(X < x) for all x.

5

The set of possible values must be a consecutive integer interval.

6

The distribution illustrates the probability of each possible outcome of X.

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The expected value of X is E[X] = Σ x·p(x) over all values.

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A value with P(X = x) = 0 is included in the distribution’s support.

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The probability of a given value is non-negative and can be zero for some values.

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A discrete random variable takes countable values with associated probabilities summing to 1.

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