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T/F -In a continuous probability distribution, there is no difference between p(x6) and p(greater to or equal to 6) Ans: True T/F- In a discrete probability distribution, there is no difference between (p6) and (p greater to or equal to 6) Ans: False The binomial distribution is a _______ probability distribution Ans: discrete Some mutually exclusive events are independent Ans: False 2 | Page Which of the following variables has the potential to be binomial? A. # of cars in a parking lot B. Number of miles someone drives to work C. Number of students in a class who are left handed D. Number of marbles in a jar

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T/F -In a continuous probability distribution, there is no difference

between p(x>6) and p(greater to or equal to 6)


Ans: True




T/F- In a discrete probability distribution, there is no difference

between (p>6) and (p greater to or equal to 6)


Ans: False




The binomial distribution is a _______ probability distribution


Ans: discrete




Some mutually exclusive events are independent


Ans: False

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Which of the following variables has the potential to be binomial?


A. # of cars in a parking lot


B. Number of miles someone drives to work


C. Number of students in a class who are left handed


D. Number of marbles in a jar


Ans: C




Which of the variables is continuous?


A. # of cars in a parking lot


B. Number of miles someone drives to work


C. Number of students in a class who are left handed


D. Number of marbles in a jar


Ans: B




Which of the following is NOT true about this pair of events. (Mutually

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