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Probability Distribution
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Probability distribution
A function that describes all the values a random variable can take and the probability associated with each. Also called a probability function.

Probability Distribution
All the possible values a random variable can take under a given set of circumstances, as well as the probability that it will take each value. A normal probability is a bell curve.

probability distribution
The distribution of possible outcomes to an event along with the probability of each potential outcome. This statistical tool is used to measure the risk associated with events such as shooting craps, playing cards, or investing in securities.


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