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Because continuous random variables are concerned with a range of values, individual values have no probabilities, because there is no area associated with individual values. Rather, probabilities are calculated over a range of values. Another way of saying this is that p(x) = 0 for every individual X.
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Subject 2. Probability Function
e entire graph (i.e., between the graph and the x-axis) must equal 1, because this area encapsulates all the probability contained in the random variable. Recall that for discrete distributions, the probabilities add up to 1. <span>Because continuous random variables are concerned with a range of values, individual values have no probabilities, because there is no area associated with individual values. Rather, probabilities are calculated over a range of values. Another way of saying this is that p(x) = 0 for every individual X. If a discrete random variable has many possible outcomes, then it can be treated as a continuous random variable for conciseness, and ranges of values can be considered


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