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For the strain of the flu modeled by the differential equations
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Random Variables
A mathematical representation of a quantitative variable whose value depends on outcomes of a random phenomenon.
Continuous Probability Distribution
A type of probability distribution where the possible outcomes form a continuous range, and probabilities are assigned over intervals rather than distinct events.
Wider
Implying an increase in breadth or extent, often used in a comparative context to describe physical dimensions or the scope of analysis.
Uniform Probability Distribution
A type of probability distribution where all outcomes are equally likely to occur within a defined interval.
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