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Thank you for the video! Why the significant value does not be devided by 2? since it is a one tail test

Bro you bagged up a hot women, what is my probaility of being stats students bagging up another hottie given my prof bagged up a hottie?

It's kind of interesting, forcing people to make an initial guess then having the best strategy be for them to second-guess themselves 😃

I hope the class went well everyone!

Chebyshev? More like "Cool video and great skills you have!" 👍

Man, where would stats classes be without Excel!? Thanks for the demonstration 🙏

When it comes to providing demonstrations, it seems like you have a very high confidence level!

Speaking of crime, all these videos are *criminally* underrated!

I like how the sample size is tiny but the question picks a tiny α as well 😃

β₁? More like "Bro, the quality of these videos can stun!" 👍

Hₒ man, thanks for another great video! 🙏

With all the different SS terms, I feel like I'd almost certainly get confused somewhere and would always want to look up how to do problems like this step by step. Thanks for providing these awesome tutorials!

Thanks for taking us through the problem step-by-step; this was really helpful!

Slope of a regression line? More like "Super video, with an explanation that was sublime!" 👍

Thank u so much…

I have a question. Why did you subtract 0.4871 from 0.5, instead of subtracting it from 1?

Thank you so much this saved me for my math final

What if its 0.25?

Excellent! In fact you are a born teacher. Kudos Sir.

also what if I didn't have a z table? how can I figure out the z score?

Im a little confused on how you knew you could use the bell curve?

It's coming 77% not 7.7

It will be very helpful sir if u kindly tell the name of the book from which u r picking up questions,but thanks to u sir u taught very well ❤

this example from which book ? kindly Sir please tell me ....

T-test ??????

What about y squared

Great work sir

how every guy calculates his odds at the club.

An hour before my exam & you helped me finally grasp this, much appreciated!

Great video man

You're videos are very good. Thank you for all of your work.

Is the claim supposed to be Q1^2 >= Q2^2 or just Q1^2 = Q2^2? I noticed in your following video you used Q1 = Q2 as your null hypothesis so now I am confused. Isn't the point of the F test to determine when you should assume that the variances are equal?

thank you soo much , my Good sir

its amazing video and very good explanation with smart techniques good job sir

My first time understanding why the probability is 2/3 instead of 1/2, thank you so much for the direct explanation.

The other technique that I learned somewhere: to find the conditional event is to just simply find the combination of getting 1 white marble and 2 marble (yellow or green) and then multiply them with the permutation order. n(1w and 2 other(y or g)) = 5C1 x 25C2 x 3! = 9000 And we use the normal permutation to find all the possible ways: 30P3 I know it's nothing fancy, but I find it fascinating to utilize both permutation and combination at the same time to find a conditional event.

I have a question. The question said that the order doesn't matter, but they don't tell us if the production of the ticket said that the order is not permutation. Shouldn't it be correct that the conditional event is 53C6 and all the possible ways are 53P6? Correct me if I'm wrong on interpreting the question, but I think it needs to be clarified.

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Super thank you. It is exactly what i wanted right now. Just right now😂

Thank you you explained this simply and better than my teacher

I used that calculator at school 40 years ago

thank youuuu!!

Thank you so much, I have a stats midterm tmr and this was one of the things I was a bit lost on!

How did you arrive at -2209

Thank you sm❤

Thank you so much🔥

ur the goat fr man

Which program did you use to make the calculation and animations?