Can a Random Variable have Negative Output

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[@eduinTamil]

Your explanations are really good.

[@MathematicsTutor]

Thanks

[@mebumamae4388]

I like the way how you teach .

[@azhankumarathradhakrishnan9104]

Very clear explanation!

[@mathaela3026]

Thank you!!

[@Huda_Algeoshy]

Amazing , thank you , sir

[@MathematicsTutor]

Thanks. Here is a playlist on Random Variables: czcams.com/video/i-C1wL0OWTg/video.html

[@charleswakama6067]

A random variable X is defined to be the larger of two values when two dice are thrown, or the value if the values are same. Find the probability distribution of X

[@mrigankyadav8953]

x is the random variable as defined.
P(x=1) = 1/36, P(x=2) = 3/36,P(x=3)=5/36,P(x=4)=7/36,P(x=5)=9/36,P(x=6)=11/36

[@dhavalishere]

Thank you.

[@miriamndini4825]

but in another video lesson you said that the P)xi) is >=o? how it is?

[@omlakhani6712]

Thanks

[@miriamndini4825]

may you explain it better why x(TT) is -2? Thank you.

[@jawan9520]

Why is that 0-2?

[@MathematicsTutor]

Thanks. 0 - 2 is the difference between number of Heads to number of tails. 0 Heads and 2 Tails (TT).
Hope that is clear now.. Let me know. Thanks