 Statistics-The likelihood of an event happening

 When we use conditional probability When events are dependent on each other

 IN PROBABILITY THEORY we apply the concept of Bayes' theorem?

 EXPECTED VALUE, VARRIANCE AND CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY ARE essential to understand which concept
when dealing with random variables?

 CARL RRIEDRICH GAUS introduced the concept of the normal distribution?

 By summing the squared deviations from the mean calculate the variance of a probability distribution

 standard deviation in probability - It represents the most common outcome in a distribution

 The most likely outcome of an experiment is the term 'expected value' represent in probability

 random variable in statistics-A variable with infinite possibilities

 When the variable can take on any value within a given range we use a discrete random variable

 In scenarios with finite outcomes weapply the concept of a continuous random variable
 VARIANCE is essential to understand which concept when dealing with random variables

 Poisson distribution is commonly used to model continuous random variables?

 We can calculate the expected value of a discrete random variable By finding the difference between the largest
and smallest values

 THE MODE OF THE DISTRIBUTION is the variance of a random variable

 Term 'support' refer to the range of possible values the variable can take

 It is always 1 when the probability of a continuous random variable taking on a specific value

 By taking the average of all possible values we can calculate the median of a random variable
 By finding the most frequently occurring value we find the mode of a random variable
 In a probability distribution, the sum of the probabilities must equal to 1.

 a discrete random variable in statistics is a variable that can only take on specific, distinct values

 SUPPORT is essential to understand which concept when distinguishing between discrete and continuous random
variables

 Pierre-Simon Laplace introduced the concept of random variables in probability theory?

 By summing the products of each possible value and its probability we can calculate the expected value of a discrete
random variable

 the variance of a discrete random variable is the average of the squared deviations from the mean

 we can calculate the median of a discrete random variable By finding the value that separates the distribution into
two equal halves

 a probability distribution in the context of discrete random variables is A function that assigns probabilities to each
possible outcome of a random experiment

 we can calculate the expected value of a discrete random variable using its probability distribution By summing the
products of each outcome and its probability

 The spread of the probability distribution the variance of a discrete random variable measure?

 DISTRIBUTION is important to understand the concept when computing probabilities with random variables

 We can compute the probability of a continuous random variable falling within a specific range By integrating the
probability density function over the range