A discrete probability distribution is displayed as the area in a rectangle under a smooth curve within a pie chart in the bars of histogram
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In statistics, a discrete probability distribution is a probability distribution that can take on only a finite or countable number of values. Each value has an associated probability. Now, let's break down the statement about displaying a discrete probability Show more…
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