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Variance(Uniform)

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Var(X)=n2-112Var(X)=n2112
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[Mathematics | Probability | Statistics | Distribution] The variance of a set of numbers is the measure of how spread out they are. A variance of zero indicates that there is no variance which means all of the values are the same. Variance can never be represented with a negative number. The higher the variance the more spread out the values in the data set are.

Discrete uniform distribution is a probability distribution whereby a finite number of values have the same probability to occur. 

Variables:

nn = Sample Size

Equations:

n2-112n2112

 

Notes

The discrete uniform distribution has a finite number of values, all of which are equally likely to occur.  All n values have equal probability of occurring thus each value's individual probability is 1/n.

The n values are "known" and equally likely to happen, like rolling a dice where six equally probably numbers may turn-up.


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