Statistics 101: Combinations - Nearly Normal

[@aniketgor970]

This was brilliant Brandon. I've been reading a book on calculus named "Infinite Powers" and when you came to the point of taking Combinations to infinity and how it approximates the bell curve, it was such a beautiful feeling of comprehension and understanding. Now its solid in my head that normal distribution is nothing but combination problem approaching infinity. Thank you for making these video series

[@ankursharma7812]

Thank you I mean you really help various students throughout the world. You haven't literally a skipped a single video I hope I could ever talk to you Thank you again

[@prabhudaskamath1353]

Briliant!! I am enjoying every bit of your lecture. Never before the coffee tasted better!!!

[@mdshahidejaz]

Only motivation left for me ...that's you Brandon..thank you so much

[@shivakumar2145]

Connecting the dots brilliantly!

[@НосокНесуществующий]

4:30 We were taught that zero is not a natural number Anyway, thank you for your work. This video provides us with quite an interesting insight 😮

[@mohamedkhadarabdimohamed462]

Brandon Foltz, How can I get these very well prepared slides?

[@boiledgermanfood]

phenomenal video as always, many thanks!

[@doddpower]

Would you do some videos on trend analysis? Like Mann Kendall?

[@sarayousefi5312]

Excellent and thank you Brandon.

[@jackmicable]

Excellent and amazing brandon

[@riazmazar1192]

thanks for your real contribution to educate people. In this lecture, is C(12, 0

[@nayeemx11]

thank you 🖤

[@vbrajprasad]

Why is it the same video ‘Nearly Normal’ repeated thrice in the list????

[@kalyanamuthu8333]

Thanks a lot for your fantastic videos

[@rohilchopra]

whoa! enlightenment!

[@AKousba]

Excellent, thank you

[@BrandonFoltz]

AhmedK Thanks so much!

[@umairjafri5630]

***** I absolutely love your videos. They are excellent from top to bottom. Can you please do a video on Bayes Theorem!

[@harshalshinde227]

+Brandon Foltz this video looks similar to the previous video.

[@harshalshinde227]

+Brandon Foltz This video is a repeat of the previous video.

[@nayeemx11]

I was curious and frustrated why why man why probability, combination, permutations are connected now I understanding hmmm that's why