In Chapter 5 we learned about a number of discrete distributions. In this chapter we focus on continuous distributions, which are useful as models of various real-world events. By the end of this chapter you will know nine continuous and eight discrete distributions. There are many more continuous distributions, but these nine will suffice for our purposes. These continuous distributions are useful for modeling various types of processes and phenomena that are encountered in the real world.
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