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This study guide covers probability distributions, focusing on binomial random variables. It explains theoretical and empirical probability, defines binomial settings (BINS), and shows how to calculate binomial probabilities using the formula and calculator functions (binomPDF, binomCDF). It includes practice problems and exam tips covering key concepts, common question types, and potential pitfalls.
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What is a probability distribution described as in our notes? 🤔
A summary of all possible random events
A map of possible outcomes for a random event, showing how likely each outcome is
A prediction of what will happen in the future
A method to determine the random variable of an event