Binomial Probability with TI Nspire

This video shows how to use the TI-Nspire graphing calculator to find binomial probabilities. I include an example for less than, greater than, exactly, at most, at least, and between.
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[@mrcrash4107]

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[@brittanynguyen8756]

this was very helpful. thank you :)

[@ecebozok2456]

waauw, thank you dear!

[@MathandStatsHelp]

You're welcome

[@robwin0072]

Hello, I really appreciate your use of TI-nspire, Stat Videos. Q: Why, when the answer is less than alpha (0.05) you say [unusual] and not [statistically significant]?

[@MathandStatsHelp]

Different text books use different terminology. Unusual is what the text I teach from uses. I use that term to keep it consistent for my students. There is a lot of different terminology used in different texts for the same thing.