Distribution Binomial Discrete Uniform General Diserece Concinuous Chi-square Exponential Normal ‘Truncated Normal RNG Function RNGBinomial(n.p) NGDuni (onin,max) RNGDiserete((xy XX) PPpPy)) RNGPoisson(A) RNGUniform(min,max) RNGChisg() RNGExponential(A) RNGNormal(y,a) RNGTormal(4,¢.minmax) RNG Tiang(min,most likely,max) Description Returns the number of “suc- cesses” ina sample of size where each tral has a proba- bility p of “success.” Recurns one of the integers between min and mex, inelusive. Each value is equally likely to occur. Recurns one of the m values represented by the x,. The value x, occurs with proba- bilicy 2, Recurns a random number of cevents occurring per some unit of measure (for exam- pile, artivals per hour, defeets per yard, and so on). ‘The parameter A represents the average number of events ‘occurring per unit of Recumns a value in the range from a minimum (min) to 2 maximum (max). Each value in this range is equally likely Returns a value from a chi- square distribution with mean 2. Revurns a value fiom an ‘exponential distribution with mean 2. Often used 0 ‘model the time between, events of the lifetime of « device with a constant prob- Reeurns a value fiom a nor ‘mal distribution with mean and standard deviation 6. Same a RNGNormal except the distribution is truncated to the range specified by 2 ‘minimum (min) and a maxi ‘mum (ma), Returns a value from a gular distribution covering the range specified by a min- imum (min) and a maximum (max). The shape of the dis- tribution is then determined by the size of the most ikely value relative to min and