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Discrete and Continuous Random Variables

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1. Volume of gasoline consumed by an automatic store
30
Continuous
Discrete
Q 2/10
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2. Outcomes when tossing a coin
30
Discrete
Continuous

10 questions

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1. Volume of gasoline consumed by an automatic store

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30 sec

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2. Outcomes when tossing a coin

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30 sec

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3. Total weight of chickens sold

3

30 sec

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4. The time student had breakfast

4

30 sec

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5. How long it took a student to answer the quiz?

5

30 sec

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6. What her age was during the EDSA revolution?

6

30 sec

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7. Names listed in a voting center.

7

30 sec

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8. The angle of elevation projected by missile launchers.

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30 sec

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9. Whether the student had breakfast or not

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30 sec

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10. Number of siblings

10

30 sec

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