The key to determine whether a random variable is continuous or discrete is whether or not order matters. True False

To test whether two events E and F are disjoint events, we can examine whether or not P(E∪F)=P(E)+P(F). True False

Question

The key to determine whether a random variable is continuous or discrete is whether or not order matters.								True		False 


	To test whether two events E and F are disjoint events, we can examine whether or not P(E∪F)=P(E)+P(F).						True		False

anonymous · Answer

Discrete or continuous is not related to order but the scale of possibilities

anonymous · Answer

so it makes the answer false ryt

anonymous · Answer

The second is correct; if there is no overlap in probability they are disjoint and the probability of either happening is just the sum of their respective probabilities