Random Variables and Probability Distributions
Students will define random variables, distinguish between discrete and continuous, and construct probability distributions.
Key Questions
- Analyze the concept of a random variable as a numerical outcome of a random experiment.
- Compare discrete and continuous random variables, providing examples of each.
- Construct a probability distribution for a simple random experiment.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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