In this lesson, students learn that
- They can estimate probability distributions for discrete random variables using data collected from polls or other sources.
- Probabilities from a probability distribution for a discrete random variable can be interpreted in terms of long-run behavior of the random variable.
- An expected value can be calculated from a probability distribution and interpreted as a long-run average.
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