For each of the following questions answer either TRUE or FALSE. If you answer FALSE, please provide a justification for your answer a) For any event A,0<=P(A)<=1 b) If an experiment has five outcomes (let's call them A,B,C,D, and E ), then P(A)=P(B)=P(C)=P(D)=P(E)=1/5=20% c) In a valid probability distribution for a finite, discrete random variable, the probabilities should always sum to 1.00 (or 100% ) d) The mean of a random variable is equal to the mean of the possible values the random variable can equal e) If a random variable can potentially equal an infinite amount of different possible values, then the random variable is a continuous random variable.

1. For each of the following questions answer either TRUE or FALSE. If you answer FALSE, please
provide a justification for your answer a) For any event A,0<=P(A)<=1 b) If an experiment has five
outcomes (let's call them A,B,C,D, and E ), then P(A)=P(B)=P(C)=P(D)=P(E)=1/5=20% c) In a
valid probability distribution for a finite, discrete random variable, the probabilities should always
sum to 1.00 (or 100% ) d) The mean of a random variable is equal to the mean of the possible
values the random variable can equal e) If a random variable can potentially equal an infinite
amount of different possible values, then the random variable is a continuous random variable