Statistics discrete distributions — 6-topic bundle

Probability is all about chances. We use it to describe how likely an event is to occur. An experiment is any process where the outcome isn't known beforehand (like flipping a coin or rolling a die). The set of all possible outcomes is called the sample space.

You're diving into two super common discrete probability distributions: Bernoulli and Binomial. They're related, like a single Lego brick (Bernoulli) and a small structure built from many identical bricks (Binomial).

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