A random variable is that whose value is determined by the outcome of _________________?
Correct answer: D. Random experiment
- A. Trial
- B. event
- C. Experiment
- D. Random experiment
Explanation
A random variable assigns a numerical value to the outcome of a random experiment, such as the number shown when a die is rolled. A mere event is a set of outcomes, not the full process producing the value.
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