The Probability Distribution That Would Be Represented by a Line

question 22

Multiple Choice

The probability distribution that would be represented by a line rather than a bar graph and would contain information on the probability values associated with a wide range of possible payoffs would be called:

• A) a discrete probability distribution.
• B) an inverse probability distribution.
• C) a direct probability distribution.
• D) a continuous probability distribution.
• E) a cumulative probability distribution.

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