what should i reply back to this comment made? I found your post so informative especially on the differences between frequency distributions and probability distributions. Just to add onto the differences you highlighted, frequency distributions are empirical and based on observed data, whereas probability distributions are theoretical and based on mathematical models and assumptions about a random process. Frequency distributions summarize and describe observed data, whereas probability distributions model the behavior of random variables and predict future outcomes. For frequency distributions, data can be presented using histograms, bar charts, or tables, while for probability distributions, data is presented using probability mass functions, probability density functions, or cumulative distribution functions. Thank you for sharing such an interesting example on developing a marketing strategy