• A random variable is a variable whose value is unknown or a function that assigns values to each of an experiment's outcomes.
• A random variable can be either discrete (having specific values) or continuous (any value in a continuous range).
• The use of random variables is most common in probability and statistics, where they are used to quantify outcomes of random occurrences.
• Risk analysts use random variables to estimate the probability of an adverse event occurring.

1.as far as bank reconsolidation s concerned in terms of accounting, analyze the handling and the treatment of the Un-credited amounts (cheques/deposits)

2.consider how we can effectively relate the Un-presented cheques for proper accounting recapturing

3.show thee kind of relationship between the petty cash book and the events that lead to the imprest system and ach float

4.state the different criteria for the applications of the Gain on disposal on accounting treatment

5.state from the commencing activities to the intermediate subjections that lead to the extraction of the trial balance sheets

6.discuss in details how to interpret the core error of commission an still achieve balance when handling financial information for accounting

7.as a principle error, relate the treatment of the debiting the furniture account

8.what are the events leads to the arise and the termination of the error of compensation accounting?

9.what factors of the transposition in accounting make it more applicable where difficult to trace?

10.shed details that support the treatment of transactions regarding the double entry for the transposition error