0:37 S.D. is $25.05, not $28.01. If you are right then plz explain how?

After Usain Bolt places first😂😂😂 His position should be a constant (k) actually so we should be looking for the permutation from second to 8th🙂🙂.

what is this guys name, i cant find his video on the law of large numbers!!

Best explanation I’ve seen ❤thanks.

🥹 I missed one class of stats in psych and was so lost. Thank you so much ❤️ your explanation is so easy to understand

Great video.................... Just lower the music, its distracting. ♥

Thank you so much sir!!! Your video make me understand easily🥳👍🏻👍🏻😍

The day after the election fraud of 2019, this statistical truism more than 40 years since I completed the college statistics course returned to my recollection. I just heard this guy refer to the term bias, indeed bias = fraud when the counting involves an election. ANYONE, who had the same course I had knows, and would see the same fraud I seem, One only needs good sense to see the obvious. This is simple, it doesn't require a knowledge of statistics. This regime we live under, not just the regime the entire system is corrupt to include the courts. The greatest single thing they fear, and hate is the TRUTH. WE are sheeple, God Almighty help us..

Still don’t understand.

I generally dont comment on videos, but on this I had to. So easy to understand, fun video. Thank you.

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At 3:46 shouldn't the formula be P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B)?

I've seen some places when calculating the mean of the squared differences, they divide them by 1 less than the amount. So for your example, it would be... 9+4+1+4+16 / 4 = 8.5 = 2.9 Why would they do that?

Thank u bro im trying to get in geometry for 8th grade and my stupid book doesnt teach me shit about this. Finally get tk be in a class w my friends cuz of u

3:17 you said the last door the host left for you. But what if he left you a goat? Its still equal. Your only focused on probability of winning and not probability of losing. The host that opened 98 doors didnt leave you the car, he left you a choice. And the choice is still 50/50 If he left you the car then switching is good. But who knows if he left you a car or left you a goat When he opened 98 doors Your 1% chance goes up to 50%. Not 1% to 99%

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Ah, total clear🫡

Legend.

what the SIGMA?

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Dude, look at the image that has 3 doors and a car behind a door. Doesn't matter which door the car is behind. This is a graphic that illustrates the 1/3 probability of where the car is. It is also the 1/3 probability of ALL that can occur. Either the car is behind Doors A, B or C, each image represents 1/3 of the time what can happen. So together these 3 images represent all the possible scenarios that exist before you make the pick. Now for some reason, these cult members suddenly decide they don't know what each image actually means. It actually means 1/3 of the time, the car can appear behind a door. But here's the important part; it also means 1/3 of the time, the car will not be behind BOTH the other TWO doors. Not 2/3 of the time the car won't be behind the other two doors; it is 1/3 of the time. These guys see 1/3 of something and 2/3 must be ANYTHING else. What does all this mean? It means each car door has the value of 1/3. Each goat door has a value of 1/6. Once you see this, you'll understand where they've made the mistake. It's quite simple, isn't it? Bottom line - Monty Hall Paradox is a 50/50 GUESS to stay or switch for the car. You're welcome.

explained it better than my professor ever could. goes to show how low the bar is for college professors, they're basically making their students teach themselves the entire course then acting like they contributed to student comprehension

Thanks for giving a diff style to learn a maths 💯/100

Thank you

What to do if it was Ace and King rather than Ace then King???

wich app did you do this

thanks pookie i understood nothing!

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bro said sigma

2:10 Type into any search engine. "what is the average height of an American man?" They all say 5'9''

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fuck you and everything you stand for you daft prick you make no sense

omg thank u so much huhu

Feels like watching an American teen movie😂

Wow!

Great video, but why do we need to square the results? That makes no sense to me, I cannot find an intuitive explanation for this.

That's the best explanation I've seen so far. Thank you, you saved me

2:22 "5'10 with a standard deviation of 3 inches" How did you calculate the 3 inches part? How do you know that number? I just want to understand :)

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How did you reduce the 16/2652 to 1/167?

Hello I’m watching this video a few years after it’s been posted. I have an observation regarding the units you provided for the example: $21, $50, $62, $85, and $90. When I went through the calculation the standard deviation comes out to 25.04. How did you reach 28.01?

Excellent explanation!

is there a program that i can plug numbers in and it figure out the answer for me. is there a calculator function for calculating the law of large numbers?

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Not a fan of explanation videos but this one does a fantastic job. Love the idea of having these random questions in the middle of it. Helps you grasp the material a lot better

Easy to understand explanation! Thanks

I got 212,520???

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