Continuous random variables can represent any value within a specified range or interval and can take on an infinite number of possible values. An example of a continuous random variable would be an experiment that involves measuring the amount of rainfall in a city over a year or the average height of a random group of 25 people.

Drawing on the latter, if Y represents the random variable for the average height of a random group of 25 people, you will find that the resulting outcome is a continuous figure since height may be 5 ft or 5.01 ft or 5.0001 ft. Clearly, there is an infinite number of possible values for height.

1.introduce the accounting measures to company accounts and of incorporation.

2. analyze the share capital composition and treatment in the context of company accounts to match the rule of the financial accounting

3.discuss the Authorized/registered/normal share capital relating it to the accounting of the Articles of Association

4.what is the interpretation of the Called up share capital and its goal ,in accounting?

5.conceptuapize on financial accounting the field of the TRUE AND FAIR VIEW presentation

6.state on the issuance of shares for the The share issuing process accounting

7.what is allotment and its necessity in accounting?

8.while accounting for shares in issuance, explain the Refund to unsuccessful applicants

9.analyze the call stage and explain its implication to the final accounting results of the share issuance based on the current events

10.i need a well description to analyses the treatment of the Forfeiture of shares