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example 6.1distinguishing between discrete and continuous random variables:a. the number of A's earned in a section of statistics with 15 students enrolled. if the random variable X represents the number as, then possible values of X are x=0,1,2....15. b. the number of cars that travel through McDonald's drive through in the next hour c. the speed of the next car that passes a state trooper
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