With continuous variables we
A) cannot estimate probabilities because they are undefined.
B) need to speak about the probability of falling within a defined interval.
C) can only speak about probabilities as subjective probabilities.
D) can only calculate probabilities in whole units.

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With continuous variables, we cannot assign a probability to a single point since the probability of any single point is zero. Therefore, we need to speak about the probability of falling within a defined interval. This is known as probability density function (PDF).

With Continuous Variables We