Uniform Distribution Calculator

Welcome to our Uniform Distribution Calculator, a tool designed for precise statistical calculations. Whether you're studying, teaching, or conducting research, our calculator simplifies the process of finding probabilities for uniform distributions.

The uniform distribution is characterized by a constant probability density function within a specified interval. This calculator allows you to input lower and upper bounds and select the type of test—two-tailed, left-tailed, or right-tailed—to compute probabilities efficiently.


Two-Tailed:
\( \le \mathrm{X} \le \)
Left-Tailed:
\( \mathrm{X} \le \)
Right-Tailed:
\( \mathrm{ X } \ge \)

Result :

How to Use the Uniform Distribution Calculator

Follow these steps to calculate probabilities using our Uniform Distribution Calculator:

  1. Enter the lower bound (\( a \)) and upper bound (\( b \)) values of your uniform distribution.
  2. Select the type of test (Two-Tailed, Left-Tailed, or Right-Tailed).
  3. Enter the appropriate limit values based on your selected test type.
  4. Click "Calculate Probability" to obtain your results.

Why Use Our Calculator?

Our Uniform Distribution Calculator offers:

Applications of Uniform Distribution

Uniform distributions are used in various fields, including:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a uniform distribution?

A uniform distribution is a probability distribution in which all outcomes are equally likely within a specified range. It is defined by its lower and upper bounds.

How do I calculate probabilities for a uniform distribution?

You can calculate probabilities for a uniform distribution by using our Uniform Distribution Calculator. Simply enter the lower and upper bounds, select the type of test, and input the limit values to get the probability.

Why should I use a uniform distribution?

Uniform distributions are useful when modeling scenarios where each outcome within a range is equally likely. They are simple to understand and apply in various fields such as statistics, engineering, and finance.

Can I use the Uniform Distribution Calculator for both continuous and discrete distributions?

The Uniform Distribution Calculator is primarily designed for continuous uniform distributions. For discrete distributions, other statistical tools may be more appropriate.