Uniform Probability Distribution

This video shows how to find probabilities using the uniform distribution.

[@a.j2376]

extremely helpful!!! thank you! You explained it in such a concise and easy manner. Saved me hours!

[@crowsmathclass]

Thank you. Glad it helped.

[@a.j2376]

@@crowsmathclass do you have a video on standard normal distribution. The problem is "for standard normal variable z, compute the probability p(0

[@crowsmathclass]

I do. I have several. This is the one you are referring to. When you need others, just search my channel for normal distribution. The one I am sending you is the on that shows how to read two different z tables. One that reads the area to the left and the other reads the area from the z score to the mean. Based on the problem you are showing me you are wanting the one that reads to the left of the z score. In this video you will just need to watch how I read the first table. It is like the first 17 minutes and 15 seconds of the video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHrXho1_iKieptE

[@a.j2376]

@@crowsmathclass thanks a million! I'll be sure to watch it.

[@crowsmathclass]

You’re welcome. Good luck in your class.

[@andyhighway711]

This guy needs to be voice actor, great explanation thanks!

[@crowsmathclass]

You’re welcome.

[@sk_gamer9867]

Sir its really helpfully I understand all these .

[@crowsmathclass]

Thank you.

[@esqware6452]

Thank you so much.

[@crowsmathclass]

You’re welcome.

[@God1st0]

💯

[@smitbaria5018]

Last two answers are wrong. You put 200 instead of 220 in the last answer and 150 instead of 140 in the last second one.

[@crowsmathclass]

They are correct. You can’t go below 150 or above 200 because of a and b. Everything below 150 and above 200 is zero.