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Point out the correct statement?

a.

R comes with a set of pseudo-random number generators

b.

Random number generators cannot be used to model random inputs

c.

Statistical procedure does not require random number generation

d.

For each probability distribution there are typically three functions

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Answer: (a).R comes with a set of pseudo-random number generators

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