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This is Episode 8 of a crash course on Probability, wrapping up Bernoulli Experiment, Law of Large Numbers, Capital Adequacy ...

In this video, we build an intuitive and visual understanding of covariance and correlation, two of the most important concepts in ...

... is the maximum n value of 8 p is 0.76 we get a probability of 0.7033 we're then asked to find to one decimal place the expected ...

Uniform Distribution and discrete probability.

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This is the third video in our joint probability distribution series.

This video provides the full solution to Question 3 of the May 2023 ICAN Strategic Financial Management (SFM) examination.

Hey guys , in this video I solve some more questions covering conditional probabilities and density functions . You can find the link ...

This is the fourth video in our joint probability distribution series.

... 15% of bottles contain less than 24.63 milliliters we're asked to find to two decimal places the value of K such that the probability ...

Have you ever wondered how many times you would have to flip a coin until you finally see "Heads"? Or how many job interviews ...

Statistics 300 Video for Chapter 5 accompanying Kate Kozak's "Statistics Using Technology." By Benjamin Etgen of American ...

This is the sixth video in our joint probability distribution series.

the video explains step by step on how to find the method of moment for a binomial distribution from mean variance and ...

In this video, we explain how to calculate the probability of complementary events in a simple and easy-to-understand way.

... you can think about it as the expected value so when we talk about the mean we can think about it as the expected value in this ...

... obtain the expected value. You'll learn the relationship between MGF and moments, how to find the first Moment (expectation) ...

... the mean is the same as the expected value expected value of the continuous actually random variable distribution so the mean ...

Ever wonder why probability never quite feels fair, no matter how solid the math? We all know the rules of chance: the odds are ...