In a random experiment which leads to an outcome that can be represented by a continuous random variable,the average of the values taken as the number of replications becomes infinitely large is called the:
A)mode.
B)median.
C)expected value.
D)hypergeometric distribution.

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The average of the values taken as the number of replications that becomes infinitely large is known as the expected value of a continuous random variable. It represents the long-term average behavior of the random variable and is a fundamental concept in probability theory. The mode and median are not relevant for continuous random variables, and the hypergeometric distribution is a discrete distribution that does not apply in this scenario.

In a Random Experiment Which Leads to an Outcome That