Mathematics

Question 1

How can I Differentiate Between Discrete and Continuous Probability Distributions

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A probability distribution is a formula or a table used to assign probabilities to each possible value of a random variable X. A probability distribution may be either discrete or continuous. A discrete distribution means that X can assume one of a countable (usually finite) ...

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Question 2

What makes x so special in equations?

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From a purely mathematical perspective, there is absolutely nothing special about choosing the letter x as your label for a variable. Labels are used in mathematics to represent numbers that are not yet known or can change (variables), a collection of numbers ...

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Question 3

Why is math needed in computer science

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Math is an important part of computer science. But what math is most important? An overview of math topics useful in CS is outlined below. Discrete Math This is a branch of mathematics that is mainly concerned with the ...

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Question 4

How to find the x intercepts and y intercepts of an equation

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It’s very simple to identify the x and y intercepts on a graph, but students frequently struggle to find them using only the equation. However, it just requires a simple trick: To find the x intercept(s) of an equation, substitute in ...

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Question 5

What are some examples of mathematics proven to be important and functional to other science but seems completely useless when first came out?

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According to Einstein’s biographer, the day before Einstein finally honored that agreed upon last dance with the Grim Reaper, he lifted his trembling hand. You see, to the bitter end, Einstein was determined to read “the mind of God,” ...

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