Discussion
A listing of the possible outcomes of an experiment and their corresponding probability is called
Answer: D
A probability distribution pairs each possible outcome of an experiment with its probability - for a single die, the six faces each with \( \tfrac{1}{6} \).
A random variable is the quantity being measured, and a contingency table cross-tabulates two categorical variables; neither is the listing of outcomes with their probabilities.
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