A uniform distribution always has a rectangular graph because the probability density (or mass) is constant across the entire range of possible values. Since every event is equally likely, the height of the graph does not change, forming a flat top that creates a rectangle.
Conditions: The distribution is uniform.; Applies to both discrete and continuous uniform distributions.
A uniform distribution always has a rectangular graph because the probability density (or mass) is constant across the entire range of possible values. Since every event is equally likely, the height of the graph does not change, forming a flat top that creates a rectangle.
Conditions: The distribution is uniform.; Applies to both discrete and continuous uniform distributions.