A random variable that can assume any value within its interval is said to be:
A) discrete.
B) continuous.
C) compact.
D) predictable.

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A continuous random variable can take any value within its interval, whereas a discrete random variable can only take on a countable set of values. "Compact" refers to a property of sets in topology and is not relevant here. "Predictable" is not a term used to describe types of random variables.

A Random Variable That Can Assume Any Value Within Its