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For a continuous variable, probabilities are given by?
AValues of f(x)
BSlopes of the curve
CAreas under the curve
DHeights of the curve
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Areas under the curve
The height f(x) is not itself a probability, but the area under it over an interval is.
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