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A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example:

Suppose we have three dice rolls ($D_{1}$,$D_{2}$,$D_{3}$). Then the state $S=(D_{1},D_{2},D_{3})$.

  1. One random variable $X$ is the number of 5s. This is:

$$ X=(D_{1}==5?)+(D_{2}==5?)+(D_{3}==5?)$$$$ X=(D_{1}=5?)+(D_{2}=5?)+(D_{3}=5?)$$

  1. Another random variable $Y$ is the sum of the dice rolls. This is:

$$ Y=D_{1}+D_{2}+D_{3} $$

A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example:

Suppose we have three dice rolls ($D_{1}$,$D_{2}$,$D_{3}$). Then the state $S=(D_{1},D_{2},D_{3})$.

  1. One random variable $X$ is the number of 5s. This is:

$$ X=(D_{1}==5?)+(D_{2}==5?)+(D_{3}==5?)$$

  1. Another random variable $Y$ is the sum of the dice rolls. This is:

$$ Y=D_{1}+D_{2}+D_{3} $$

A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example:

Suppose we have three dice rolls ($D_{1}$,$D_{2}$,$D_{3}$). Then the state $S=(D_{1},D_{2},D_{3})$.

  1. One random variable $X$ is the number of 5s. This is:

$$ X=(D_{1}=5?)+(D_{2}=5?)+(D_{3}=5?)$$

  1. Another random variable $Y$ is the sum of the dice rolls. This is:

$$ Y=D_{1}+D_{2}+D_{3} $$

A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example: Suppose

Suppose we have three dice rolls (D1$D_{1}$,D2$D_{2}$,D3$D_{3}$). Then the state S=(D1,D2,D3). One random variable X is the number of 5s. X=(D1==5?)+(D2==5?)+(D3==5?). Another random variable Y is the sum of the dice rolls Y=D1+D2+D3$S=(D_{1},D_{2},D_{3})$.

  1. One random variable $X$ is the number of 5s. This is:

$$ X=(D_{1}==5?)+(D_{2}==5?)+(D_{3}==5?)$$

  1. Another random variable $Y$ is the sum of the dice rolls. This is:

$$ Y=D_{1}+D_{2}+D_{3} $$

A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example: Suppose we have three dice rolls (D1,D2,D3). Then the state S=(D1,D2,D3). One random variable X is the number of 5s. X=(D1==5?)+(D2==5?)+(D3==5?). Another random variable Y is the sum of the dice rolls Y=D1+D2+D3.

A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example:

Suppose we have three dice rolls ($D_{1}$,$D_{2}$,$D_{3}$). Then the state $S=(D_{1},D_{2},D_{3})$.

  1. One random variable $X$ is the number of 5s. This is:

$$ X=(D_{1}==5?)+(D_{2}==5?)+(D_{3}==5?)$$

  1. Another random variable $Y$ is the sum of the dice rolls. This is:

$$ Y=D_{1}+D_{2}+D_{3} $$

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A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example: Suppose we have three dice rolls (D1,D2,D3). Then the state S=(D1,D2,D3). A ramdom One random variable X is the number of 5s. X=(D1==5?)+(D2==5?)+(D3==5?). Another random variable Y is the sum of the dice rolls Y=D1+D2+D3.

A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example: Suppose we have three dice rolls (D1,D2,D3). Then the state S=(D1,D2,D3). A ramdom variable X is the number of 5s. X=(D1==5?)+(D2==5?)+(D3==5?). Another random variable Y is the sum of the dice rolls Y=D1+D2+D3.

A random variable is a variable whose value depends on unknown events. We can summarize the unknown events as "state", and then the random variable is a function of the state.

Example: Suppose we have three dice rolls (D1,D2,D3). Then the state S=(D1,D2,D3). One random variable X is the number of 5s. X=(D1==5?)+(D2==5?)+(D3==5?). Another random variable Y is the sum of the dice rolls Y=D1+D2+D3.

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