The graph A , graph C, could not possibly be density curves for a continuous random variable is they were provided with the right scale.
Given four graphs of different nature as options.
We are required to find the graph that is not continuous variable.
Continuous lines are those lines which when decreases, decreases with continuity and when increases,increases with continuity.
When we observe the graph A,graph C. In these graphs the value of function keeps increasing and decreasing a lot and not in continuity.
Hence graph A, graph C could not possibly be density curves for a continuous random variable is they were provided with the right scale.
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