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[@lalith_kumar_akhila2411]

Never seen this kind of simplified explanation for a subject like Probability and Statistics.. especially ANOVA you just injected it into my brain, I loved the way you explained the concept my friend.. God Bless you 🙏... Thank you 😊...

[@DigitalELearning]

Thanks Lalith 😊 Glad it was helpful!

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@@DigitalELearning 😊, you explained really well..

[@D3AD0RA]

8:18 how can the possibility of something be more than one

[@DigitalELearning]

Probability is not more than 1.92% and not 192% . If you calculate 1 out of 52 . You will get the answer

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First of all thanks for your query

[@Shivambhagatttt]

Thankyou!

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You're welcome!