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How many characteristics of a population does a random variable represent?

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The characteristics of a population that a random variable represents are 1. <u>As many as you wish</u> and 4. <u>Two or more</u>.

<h3>What is a random variable?</h3>

A random variable is a variable with unknown outcomes.

A random variable can have either discrete or continuous values.

It is discrete when it has specific values. It is continuous when it assumes some continuous values.

Thus, the characteristics of a population that a random variable represents are 1. <u>As many as you wish</u> and 4. <u>Two or more</u>.

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