This document discusses the validity of probability distributions for discrete random variables. It provides 3 examples checking if a probability distribution is valid by determining if the probabilities are between 0 and 1 and if they sum to 1. The first distribution is valid while the second is not valid because the sums is not equal to 1 and the third is not valid because it has a negative probability.
This document discusses the validity of probability distributions for discrete random variables. It provides 3 examples checking if a probability distribution is valid by determining if the probabilities are between 0 and 1 and if they sum to 1. The first distribution is valid while the second is not valid because the sums is not equal to 1 and the third is not valid because it has a negative probability.
This document discusses the validity of probability distributions for discrete random variables. It provides 3 examples checking if a probability distribution is valid by determining if the probabilities are between 0 and 1 and if they sum to 1. The first distribution is valid while the second is not valid because the sums is not equal to 1 and the third is not valid because it has a negative probability.