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  • q dijo?

    jaja

  • Oh god. All that work is one line of R code. plot(dnorm()). Seriously, drop Excel like the bitch it is and use a language like R or MATLAB.

  • fuck!!!!!!!! i have a test tmrw and im FUCKED

  • god i hate math

  • fuck ye

  • i think he forgot to multiply the standard deviation while putting the data in excel fo the Y formula

  • @danish234 yes, i think I did. My bad, the plot charts the formula so i didn't notice. Nice catch

  • @bionicturtledotcom

    Fantastic presentation.

    I have another comment on the placement of Z in the pdf formula. Z = (x-mean)/std dev. So I guess the Z should appear in the numerator of the exponential value.

  • i think he forgot to multiply the standard deviation in while putting the data in excel fo the Y formula

  • Cut the loud and unnecessary music and it's a fine example.

  • @pacificlureco lol, i agree: this was one of my first videos > 2.5 years ago. I don't open with music anymore. thank you

  • Thanks for the upload! :)

  • for the most part this was correct but calling that graph slightly positively skewed is wrong it would be negatively skewed because the longer tail goes to the left

  • nope: skew for this dataset is postive: + 0.76

  • I may be wrong, but it appears to me that the tallest value >0, which means pos. So he is correct.

  • No! Stupid stupid stupid! The bell curve is, quite frankly, a disgrace!

  • All well and good, but how the heck do I actually do this?

  • awesome - uni makes sense now...

  • Thanks, i found it pretty usefull and easy to understand!

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