great presentation! Explains things that you normally do not find in similar talks. For example it explains nicely where the term "density" in "probability density"comes from. It also differentiates "probability density" from "probability" for continuous variables. Finally, it makes it easy to see that for continuous variables, the probability to get an exact value (P(X=x) ) is zero (because a point does not have a surface, or class width = 0).
I'm confused. I am doing AS level Mathematics and the graph i have always draw simply has the y axis labeled as "Frequency divided by Class width". The part about relative frequency and relative frequency density really confused me. Is it just another way of explaining the same thing?? Aid please.
great presentation! Explains things that you normally do not find in similar talks. For example it explains nicely where the term "density" in "probability density"comes from. It also differentiates "probability density" from "probability" for continuous variables. Finally, it makes it easy to see that for continuous variables, the probability to get an exact value (P(X=x) ) is zero (because a point does not have a surface, or class width = 0).
xmachina1 3 months ago
What an excellent explanation! Very well done. Thank you.
RelentlessRapport 3 months ago
Thank you so much! You are a blessing.
daphniek1 6 months ago
how did you get 5 and 15?? :(
dara1rock 1 year ago
I'm confused. I am doing AS level Mathematics and the graph i have always draw simply has the y axis labeled as "Frequency divided by Class width". The part about relative frequency and relative frequency density really confused me. Is it just another way of explaining the same thing?? Aid please.
ThePsycheoutFanClub 1 year ago
Loved it!!!!!! Thank you so much!
redrose11123 1 year ago
@redrose11123 That's ok. Pleased to hear that you found it helpful.
ExamSolutions 1 year ago
Another great video
th2 1 year ago
great work
davy2010ish 2 years ago
Thanks
ExamSolutions 2 years ago