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Name a continuous and discrete probability distribution, write the CDF, PDF, MGF, mean, variance, median, and mode of that, then provide a real-life example.

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00:01 Question we are given here the name of the continuous and discrete probability so we are talking about continuous so in this question we are talking about continuous and discrete probability so probability distribution and the variety cdf here we don't we need to be right here cdf here pdf and gf and mean variance median and more of the real life examples so let's write the first the cdf.
00:39 So here we can write poison distribution.
00:43 Here we can write poison distribution.
00:48 Here we can write poison distribution...
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