QUESTION 2

1. Use any value between two numbers set by the analyst.

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 3

1. The analyst can use it to determine the number of successes in an experiment.

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 4

1. Time, weight, distance, and temperature data are examples of this variable.

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 5

1. The values obtained are greater than or equal to 0.

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 6

1. It assumes integer and finite values.

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 7

1. The results obtained do not influence the others.

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 8

1. Probability that the analyst obtains observation in an interval.

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 9

1. When the obtained probabilities are added, they must give 1.

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 10

1. Survey of employees about the availability to work night shifts (answers: agree/disagree).

discrete random variable

binomial variable

continuous random variable

QUESTION 11

1. In probability, the assigned values are in the range of 1 to 2.

Certain

Fake

QUESTION 12

1. In probability, if the value is close to 1, it is probable that the event will not occur. )

Certain

Fake