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Discrete Random Variable

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A coin is tossed three times and the total number of tails is recorded.

a

Can this experiment be represented by a discrete random variable?

Yes

A

No

B
b

If $X$X represents the number of possible tails in the three coin tosses, list all the possible outcomes of the experiment.

Write all the outcomes on the same line, separated by commas.

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< 1min

On a popular TV cooking show, contestants are to randomly choose a blue, red or yellow serviette from a box to split themselves into random cooking teams.

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< 1min

The number of pears on each pear tree in an orchard is recorded.

Easy
< 1min

The masses of babies born in a local hospital in the last month have been recorded.

One midwife is interested in using this data to help predict the mass of the next baby to be born.

Easy
< 1min
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12D.B.1.1

Recognize and identify a discrete random variable X, generate a probability distribution by calculating the probabilities associated with all values of a random variable, with and without technology, and represent a probability distribution numerically using a table

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