Why would we reject the null if P is greater than 0.1? Wouldn't that mean we need to accept the null hypothesis? Since there is too much probability of a type 1 error?

I'm kinda getting confused because in a lot of the examples, the capitalization and equal to signs are getting lost. I'm having a hard time following what is going where

For the love of god fix the audio

Your lowest 108, if you make them go in ascending order, it helps.

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The diction , the Voice ….is beautiful …math sounding beauty 😮

was confused abt binomial distribution graph.. your video cleared it 4me. thank you

your lowest value is 108 not 121

This is not for histograms.

Thank you! thank you!!!!! I was so lost and everyone else makes it SOOO complicated

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great video thanks!

Clear, concise, and very helpful. Thanks!

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why at g(x) use 3 in mean ????

can we do this for Lomax distribution?

you rule, out there are tons of videos of this you are the only one i could found with decent information about bins, 1 thing, how you do 1-3 without transforming to 1-mar or jan-3? you had higher values and that way this problem dont exist

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audio quality killed the vibe. Thanks for producing the content though.

THis is pointless. There is a construct Histogram tool.

Thank you. Faster than me remembering how to use Analysis Toolpack.

Why is it that in the formula to compute Zo, it's SD*sqrt(n) but when in excel, it became D3/sqrt(D4)???

The formula for z naught is incorrect. The correct formula can be found on pg 219 of the book.

The handwriting that is constantly amended via scribble overs and the multitude of "sorry about that" references leaves me confused. I am totally convinced that you know what you are doing, but if you won't tighten up your presentation, those viewing have the distinct opportunity to be left in the same fog as I have been through watching this disjointed explanation.

smallest number is 108 not 125

your vid helped me at work

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in Minute 4.51 to calculate Z0 : why was D3 it multiply by the square root (D4) instead of divided by it?

The standard deviation is wrong of 15000

Thank you. Very helpful!

Simple to understand, thank you Ms Muto, by the way there is a background noise that was recorded.

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Thankyou for uploading this, the audio has a bit of noise though

Thank you.

Thank you really helped understand bin function better.

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Great video. Needed this for engineering project. Liked

this was uploaded 3 years ago, but its still uber helpful. Thanks!

wrong....

u fucked up the smallest value is 108.

this helped me so much i am trying to fix my f in engineering but could not make the bins/histogram. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you earned a new sub

for mac shift + command + return

Very clear and helpful. Many thanks.

Really helpful! Thanks

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