What is linear distribution?

Linear distribution refers to a statistical distribution where values are spread evenly across a defined range, creating a straight-line relationship when plotted on a graph. In this context, each value has an equal probability of occurring, leading to a uniform distribution. This concept is often used in various fields, including physics, economics, and data analysis, to model scenariOS where outcomes are equally likely within specific limits. Examples include simple random sampling and certain types of resource allocation.