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Consider the following demand and supply curves in factor markets. FIGURE 13-4
-Refer to Figure 13-4.In diagrams 1 and 4,the marginal worker is earning
P(x < a)
This denotes the probability that the random variable X takes on a value less than a specific value a.
P(x = a)
The probability of a random variable x taking on a specific value a.
P(x = a)
The probability that the random variable X is equal to some value a.
Continuous Random Variable
A type of random variable that can take an infinite number of possible values in a continuum or interval on the number line.
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