Determine which of the following statements about probability are true and false. A. For any discrete random variable X, P (X=0) = 0. B. For any continuous random variable Y, P(Y=0) = 0. C. If X is a discrete random variable and 0 is not a mass point, then P(X=0) = 0. D. If X is a continuous random variable with E(X)=5 and Var(X)=25, then P(X=5) = 0.5. %3D %3D

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