question archive The density curve for a probability distribution is its graphical representation
The density curve for a probability distribution is its graphical representation
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The density curve for a probability distribution is its graphical representation.
The area under a density curve is always equal to 1. The Uniform distribution has equal probabilities for all possible values in its range, so the Uniform density curve is just a horizontal line, running from the lower limit to the upper limit of the range, and so that the area under the line is equal to 1.
