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Probability Distributions
A listing of all the values the random variable can assume with their corresponding probabilities make a probability distribution.
A note about random variables. A random variable does not mean that the values can be anything (a random number). Random variables have a well defined set of outcomes and well defined probabilities for the occurrence of each outcome. The random refers to the fact that the outcomes happen by chance -- that is, you don't know which outcome will occur next.
Decimal is the dot used after the ones to show parts of one you normally see it in money. 1.50. The . between 1 and 50 is the decimal. Whats in front of the decimal is ones, tens, hundreds, etc and after the decimal is tenths, hundredths, etc.
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1/9 is equal to 0.11, and 2/9 is equal to 0.22. You can see the pattern here, if you look at the numerator of the fraction and the decimal.
