Let X be a continuous random variable, then P( X = 0 ) is A. 0.00001. B. zero....

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Let X be a continuous random variable, then P( X = 0 ) is

	A.	0.00001.
	B.	zero.
	C.	can be large in some random variable.
	D.	none of the above.

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Answer 1

Answer #1

We have given, X is continuous random variable.

Then , P(X=0) = 0

Probability for any particular number on continuous distribution is always zero.

B.

zero.

Answer 2

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