Which of the following statements are true about probability mass functions? Explain why each statement is true
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a. P(X = x) can be 1 for a particular value of x.
b. The graph of P(X = x) must be non-decreasing.
c. P(X = x) can be negative for a particular value of x.
d. P(X = x) can be 1 for more than one particular value of x.
e. P(X = x) can be zero for a particular value of x.
f. P(X = x) can be zero for infinitely many values of x.
g. P(X = x) can be strictly positive for infinitely many values of x.
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Introduction to Probability
ISBN: 978-0716771098
1st edition
Authors: Mark Daniel Ward, Ellen Gundlach
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