Question

Please Tell me if my matching for these distributions are correct. If not, can you please fix it.

Match the name of the distribution with the situation under which the distribution is used. 5 A simple distribution that can be specified with three points, Lowest Possible Value, Most Likely value, and Highest Possible value. 1 Used when you have a number of experiments with dichotomous outcomes, each having the same probability of occurrence, and are independent from trial to trial. 1. Binomial 2. Poisson A distribution model that can assume a broad variety of -- O - shapes to model a broad variety of uncertain quantity. 3. Exponential When discrete events can occur independently at any point 4. Normal (Gaussian) 2- in a large number of places within a continuum. 5. Trianglular This distribution models the uncertain amount of continuum (ie. time, space, volume ...) between independent events. 6. Beta Particularly good for modeling situations in which the uncertain quantity is subject to many different sources of uncertainty or error.

Answer 1

All the options are correctly matched with their right statements.