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    The document discusses random variables and the binomial probability distribution. It defines a random variable as a variable that takes on numerical values associated with the outcomes of an experiment, where each sample point is assigned one and only one value. There are two types of random variables: discrete, which can take countable values, and continuous, which can assume any value in a given interval. The document also discusses probability distributions for discrete random variables and expected values of discrete random variables. It provides information on the binomial probability distribution.

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    The document discusses random variables and the binomial probability distribution. It defines a random variable as a variable that takes on numerical values associated with the outcomes of an experiment, where each sample point is assigned one and only one value. There are two types of random variables: discrete, which can take countable values, and continuous, which can assume any value in a given interval. The document also discusses probability distributions for discrete random variables and expected values of discrete random variables. It provides information on the binomial probability distribution.

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    Random Variable and Binomial

    Probability Distribution

    Dr. Liaquat Ahmad


    Associate Professor
    Department of Statistics and Computer Science
    Definition of Random Variable

    A random Variable is a variable that assumes


    numerical values associated with the random
    outcome of an experiment, where one and only
    one numerical value is assigned to each sample
    point.
    Types of Random Variables
    1. Discrete Random Variable
    A discrete random variable can assume a countable
    number of values. Number of steps to the top of the
    Minar-e-Pakistan.

    2. Continuous Random Variable


    A continuous random variable can assume any
    value along a given interval of a number line.
    The weight of a student, time to solve a
    question.
    Probability Distributions for
    Discrete Random Variables
    Probability Distributions for
    Discrete Random Variables
    Expected Values of discrete Random
    Variables
    Expected Values of discrete Random
    Variables
    Binomial Probability Distribution
    Binomial Distribution
    THANKS

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