We sometimes use discrete distributions in place of continuous distributions:
A) because they are more accurate.
B) because they are more simple.
C) when we don't know the mean and variance of the distribution.
D) when we need to generate a histogram

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Discrete distributions are often simpler and easier to work with than continuous distributions, especially when dealing with countable events or data. However, this does not necessarily mean that they are more accurate or that we don't know the mean and variance of the distribution. Generating a histogram can also be achieved with either a discrete or continuous distribution.

We Sometimes Use Discrete Distributions in Place of Continuous Distributions