Find Binomial Probabilities Using ClassCalc (a free online calculator)

Finding binomial probabilities can be very difficult when you have to use the formula. It can be time consuming and frustrating to work with. Graphing calculators and technology make it very easy to do. In this video I show how to find binomial probabilities using a free online calculator called ClassCal. Here is a link to the calculator: classcalc.com/graphing-calcul...
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Always excited when these notifications show up. Thank you!

[@AHeck-mc7jp]

Thanks for posting these. I'm considering using classcalc for my statistics courses next fall and these are super helpful for figuring out how to use these. In case, you are checking this, do you find that the students enjoy using it?

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I'm glad they are helping. Students do like it. It's great that it's free for them. The only thing I can't get it to do is find the mean of a probability distribution. I really like it for confidence intervals, binomial distribution, and normal curve.