This document summarizes key concepts about random variables. It defines discrete and continuous random variables and explains how to represent their probability distributions. Discrete variables have countable outcomes and are represented by probability mass functions, while continuous variables have uncountable outcomes and are represented by density curves. The mean and variance are introduced as measures of central tendency and spread for random variables. Formulas are provided for calculating the mean and variance of discrete and continuous random variables. Transformations of random variables are also discussed.