Answer:
The answer is Discrete Random Variable
Step-by-step explanation:
A random variable is considered discrete if its possible values are countable.
In our case,
In a basketball game, for example, it is only possible for a team's score to be a whole number—no fractions or decimals are allowed, and so the score is discrete.
A good rule of thumb is this: if the variable you're measuring has to be rounded before it's written down, then it's continuous. If no rounding is necessary, as with anything that's countable, then it's discrete.
Answer:
A point on either side of the line
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine which side to shade, you look at a point on each side of the line. One will make the inequality true and one will not. Shade on the side that will make the inequality true
Use KMF (Keep multiply flip)
keep the first fraction as it is
change sign to multiplication
flip numerator and denominator of last fraction
then finish
