The combinations of continuous random variables whose development is based on operation with expected values and does not depend on the particular probability distribution are called:
A)marginal combinations.
B)frequent combinations.
C)linear combinations.
D)disjointed combinations.

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Combinations of continuous random variables that are based on expected values and are not dependent on the particular probability distribution are known as linear combinations. Marginal combinations do not involve expected values, frequent combinations are not a recognized term, and disjointed combinations do not involve expected values or combinations of random variables.

The Combinations of Continuous Random Variables Whose Development Is Based