Plot a Geometric Distribution Graph in R Programming – dgeom() Function

Last Updated : 30 Jun, 2020

dgeom() function in R Programming is used to plot a geometric distribution graph.

Syntax: dgeom(x, prob)

Parameters:

prob: prob of the geometric distribution

x: x values of the plot

Example 1:

# R program to illustrat 
# dgeom function to plot 
  
# Specify x-values for dgeom function 
x_dgeom <- seq(2, 10, by = 1)     
  
# Apply dgeom function  
y_dgeom <- dgeom(x_dgeom, prob = 0.5)     
  
# Plot dgeom values  
plot(y_dgeom)                                                                          

Output:

Example 2:

# R program to illustrate 
# dgeom() function to plot 
  
# Specify x-values for dgeom function 
x_dgeom <- seq(1, 7, by = 1)     
  
# Apply dgeom function  
y_dgeom <- dgeom(x_dgeom, prob = 0.05)     
  
# Plot dgeom values  
plot(y_dgeom)      

Output:

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