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What does the CDF represent?
Think about cumulative probabilities.
If p = 0.5 and n = 4, what is the maximum value of k in a CDF?
Remember, k cannot exceed n.
What does the CDF stand for and what does it measure?
Focus on what the term CDF means.
True or False: The CDF can only be used for continuous distributions.
Consider different types of distributions.
Calculate the cumulative probability for a binomial distribution with n = 10, p = 0.3, for k = 3. Detail each step.
Use the formula for PMF to compute individual success rates.
Discuss how changing the probability 'p' affects the shape of the CDF graph.
Consider probabilities and how they accumulate.
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