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What is a discrete random variable?
Think of outcomes you can list down.
Provide an example of a discrete random variable.
Consider simple experiments.
What type of values can a discrete random variable take?
Think about how we can list these outcomes.
True or False: PMFs apply to both discrete and continuous random variables.
Recall the definitions of PMF.
If a die is rolled twice, what is the PMF for the sum of the outcomes?
What sums can result from rolling two dice?
In a digital communication system, if the probability of packet loss is 0.1, what is the PMF for the number of packets lost out of 10 packets?
How does the binomial formula apply here?
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