Statistics - How to make a relative frequency distribution

[@heavnxbound]

It’s amazing how the internet works. I have ADHD and struggle a lot in math due to lack of focus and concentration. Reading a page in the textbook is nearly impossible at times so I put off studying for a long time. I have a test tomorrow, and now I won’t fail it, all thanks to a 4 minute video from 10 years ago. Thank you!

[@heavnxbound]

I got a C on the test :)

[@KingFaramund]

@@heavnxbound nice job !! :D

[@stephenprice3357]

he sounds so happy and cheerful meanwhile im barely keeping my eyes open

[@mollywilson5639]

Lmao yesss

[@heavnxbound]

Same. Got a math test in 12 hours and I’ve procrastinated studying for a week 🙂

[@wonderstruckaj]

Tons of people in my class needed help on this. I came here after realizing the numbers I got from the relative frequency did not add up to one... THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! It helped a lot and it makes total sense to me now.

[@oliverkwan8123]

9 years later and you still explain it better than any teacher i've ever had, appreciate your work :)

[@alinaglenn63]

I wish my textbook made this clear and simple the way you did! Thank you for taking the confusion out of this for me.

[@mr.honeybee7661]

Jeeze, I can't tell your handwriting from mine. It's registering as my handwriting in my head. Its ridiculous! The shape, the neatness, the stopping point on your S, the curve of your C. Its really really blowing my mind. In over 25 years, I've never seen anyone with my exact handwriting. We could literally stump a FBI signature analyst. Its nuts, their is not 1 single difference in our handwriting.

[@premsanthanam572]

Very clearly demonstrated!!! Thank you for the effort to simplify this by working through the problem, much appreciated.

[@Fewquest]

Thank you for this, was having a difficult time with e classroom (math specifically haha)

[@besttiktokcompilationphili5147]

This is easier than the example on my module tho

[@Slickasv]

RF = Frequency/Total data number, if this helps

[@yvonneurquieta1864]

You're my favorite Tutor. You saved me! Thank you!!!!

[@allbarkmatriarch]

Thank you so much! You are the reason I'm passing my stats course!

[@paulinavlogs3693]

This video helped me so much more to fully understand how to make a frequency table... Thank you

[@slynn7816]

You’re a lifesaver 👍 thank you so much for making this way easier to understand

[@laurentruss3032]

Thank you so much! I have a chapter test tomorrow and I was panicking because I didn't know how to do it. Are you a teacher? Your very good you should be a teacher! :D

[@janessarafols2418]

super helpful!! needed this for my nursing class, thank you!

[@kevinchen2105]

video that actually makes sense

[@dusteebutch5588]

Just a quick note, if you don't quite reach 1, say 0.98, it could be due to the way you have rounded it, I've made that mistake too many times

[@tommystewart3265]

i havent rounded it tho

[@laurentruss3032]

HexagonalSquid Thank you! I didn't know that.

[@Azian093]

Thanks for this, needed a refresh for my midterm.

[@T.Boy01]

my friend, you are the best teacher

[@simons5704]

You know how to tech, simplifying the contents, thanks man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@msboone8796]

Heaven sent. I am so happy that you made this. Thank you.

[@Dousley1]

Thank you so much for putting the cookies on the bottom shelf so that people like me can understand.

[@MySecretMathTutor]

I like this analogy. :^D

[@Hyp3Gamercookies]

hey thanks man you really helped me out and we got the same calculator or did you steal mine:D

[@HereComesAsjad]

Question: why the sum of all relative frequencies are always equals to 1?

[@nysherialightner1525]

I have a probability and statistics test in the am and this was so helpful.

[@robertdeniro4958]

is there a way to work out the mean from a relative frequency chart?

[@mr.honeybee7661]

Our hand writing is verbatim, the exact same. I've never met anyone who writes in the same pattern as me. Id really like to meet you and see how you articulate your hand posture while writing. They say that similar calligraphy embodies similarity in the process off the mind. This is very interesting.

[@TheCholy91]

You get 2/15 by reducing (making smaller) the fraction 8/60. Basically if you divide both the numerator and denominator by 4 you get 2/15. You can use both, but using the reduced one is much easier.

[@nathanbryant7715]

This helped a lot. It was pretty much a refresh for me. Thanks a lot!

[@junya8104]

Thanks, I'm learning this in sixth grade and it's really hard u helped a lot on my math I didn't understand at all

[@wonderstruckaj]

+Jr Avila me 2!

[@Catamazing1]

thank you so much i had to use this as a review to a test

[@jesseypokumensah1076]

Please when you add all the Relative Frequency must your answer always be 1?

[@sugarboo104]

Nah not in every cases it changes according to the question

[@theboss161]

Thank you so much I'm in college in my student didn't explain I well enough for me we just wrote down notes and that's it thank again

[@theboss161]

"Teacher" sorry

[@danielaquintanilla6976]

Thank you!!! So much clearer now

[@halofifa]

You sir are a genius

[@hamptonpcs1002]

I’m late but I really needed this thanks !

[@amassi2010]

ok ,I got it now , thanks very much , it was easier than what I expected ,,thanks again :)

[@jamesperry3837]

Very cool....so genius. I'm ready for my frequency oral exam. Thank you.

[@ankitapaul67]

Thanx alot sir ur video helps a lot in statistics

[@ricardorojas4414]

Thank you, mate, good job.

[@babe5021]

this was super helpful and you seem like a really nice dude! thanks!

[@juhisingh8352]

is it necessary to arrange the observation in increasing order

[@maestrosafari8509]

thx a lot buddy , you've helped me a lot :)

[@evanaguilera4986]

How do you know where to round off?

[@farrah_333]

what is the highest relative frequency?

[@nathanbryant7715]

What happens if it doesn't equal 1?

[@lalaithan]

If it doesn't equal one or close to one, then you messed up.

[@btxpen4197]

Omg thank you... Finally understood this lesson

[@akinawadesu7470]

Can you please make a vid on how to do statistics with fractions? (idk if i should turn it into a decimal)

[@MsPerva]

Thank you so much 🌹🌹🌹

[@naainuu]

sir what to do if the answer is less than or greater than one

[@denisemartini6783]

Thanks alot!!

[@vincentamaro8671]

Thank you, this helped me out really quickly

[@user-sq9ds8lv3y]

Does this make a circle?

[@zahramohamed1863]

I completely forgot how to do this thank u

[@theSlayestQueen]

this video was nice and easy to learn thanks

[@lovezys1235]

Omg you saved my life I completely forgot how to do this.lol 😂

[@clarisafernandes94]

Thank you for the explenations, Excellent!!

[@MySecretMathTutor]

You are welcome! :^D

[@mushwani85]

You make my day , thanks buddy

[@binulbhattarai7797]

thank you sir. I am from Nepal

[@lawkid12]

Thank you so much

[@bushrazaman497]

thank you☺ I get full marks on test now

[@mshollette4278]

This helped me thank you!!

[@sasharussia8155]

THIS HELPED A LOT!!!!! THANK YOUUUUUU!!!!!!

[@aqdasiqbal2590]

thank u sooo much sir ur videos are very helpfull..great job sir keep it up

[@ax2m919]

thanks, this really helped me with my math homework :D

[@Wawa-kb2gl]

Thanks helps a lot

[@sambaatahir521]

it should be must that relative frequency will b 1 ??? but my relative frequency is 3.24 and frequency is 65 it's true na ???

[@rithikkhedar4845]

thank you it helped me so much

[@zurse7524]

My teacher just kinda showed us the names then threw it at us and now I don’t know what to do because we have a test tomorrow and we have a study guide but it doesn’t make sense

[@sheresestephens4874]

The best...thank you so much

[@kyla2182]

what about density?

[@Edwardspagetward]

thank you!!! so helpful

[@mrsomera2293]

Is my classmarks=0.143 is true?

[@gkhan1847]

the relative frequency in decimal is that true

[@samanthasophia2677]

This was so helpful! thank you !

[@aaronquitoriano1606]

what happens if the relative frequency adds up to only 0.9? :((

[@MySecretMathTutor]

This happens sometimes due to the values being rounded in some way. We would expect them to be really close to 1 so like 0.99 or 0.98 is usually ok. If you added them and only got 0.90 then double check that all of your values are correct. Its possible that rounding has moved them that far off, but 10% is a bit much and you want to err on the side of caution in that case. :^D

[@kitanacarroll3159]

This help me alot. Thank you

[@amassi2010]

but in my school my teacher taught me that we have data the total is 60 , students have the grade B were 8 so 8 = 2/15 = 0.1333333 and in my calculator 2/15 =0.1333 was correct too ,,, my question from where 2/15 come from ?? how did my teacher gets this numbers 2/15 ???

[@ermmiasteclemariam6066]

Great video! keep making more videos!!!

[@anammemon7151]

Thankyou sir much appreciated 💓

[@mrsomera2293]

Is my frequency = 9.8 true?

[@MardanAliyev]

perfect explanation

[@virysoliz9246]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!

[@scarlettwatford8699]

my hero!

[@mamataswain2862]

Wait...! how you calculate frequency here..🙄

[@anasqarni9316]

That was helpful thanks

[@harshitatrivedi2706]

Thank you for helping me

[@Tao_of_sifu]

thank you awesome video

[@scadm05]

Really easy to understand! :)

[@sumbalraza7701]

why did he write .27 in the 3rd row insted of .26 coz that was the answer ?

[@duygu9936]

I wonder this too. Have you found the answer?

[@anonymousalsakhri2508]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@pranavkachroo]

thank you so much!

[@nasirbaqi6832]

Tnx bro u helped me alot

[@colinmcginnn]

Thanks for this!

[@natstanton252]

Very helpful

[@sulongbisikletabyrm6032]

Thank you

[@braylinbernard5936]

Thank You men.

[@AiRbRiANxx3]

Thanks, this really helps #thumbsUp

[@oscarmu901]

You’re awesome!