Which of the following is an example of a discrete random variable? a. The amount of water in a glass b. The amount of time it takes to walk a mile. c. The height of a plant d. The number of students in a class
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Step 1: Identify the examples given in the Explanation: - The amount of water in a glass (continuous random variable) - The amount of time it takes to walk a mile (continuous random variable) - The height Show more…
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