Question

ch 12* here is the probability model for the political affiliation of a randomly chosen adult in the united states. political affiliation republican independent democrat other probability 0.25 0.42 0.30? this probability model is discrete. continuous. equally likely.

Explanation:

A discrete probability model has a countable number of possible outcomes. Here, political affiliations (Republican, Independent, Democrat, Other) are distinct and countable categories. In a continuous probability model, outcomes are in an interval and uncountable. And the probabilities given (0.25, 0.42, 0.30) are not equal, so it's not equally - likely.

Answer:

discrete.