I don't understand how to find the cutoff z score like where the -2.326? I get everything up until that and what to do once you find that but how do you get that?
You just taught in a 6 minute video what my professor has been trying to teach us for 2 weeks. Thanks for this, it really helped me out for my exam in a little bit.
Very Helpful!! Couple Questions if you dont mind....Looking at the table 2.326 is at the bottom. When I look at 37 degrees of freedom it is 2.431. Is this also the way to find the critical value? and can I use the numbers at the bottom all the time or should I look with the degrees of freedom?
Thank you so much for posting these videos. I am taking an intro to statistics class and my teacher is not very good(or doesn't care). :( I spend a lot of time with a tutor to make up the difference. WIth your help as well, I may do okay. Sure appreciate you break the info down and the way you teach this! :)
I'm in an online stats class at the university of phoenix and let me tell you, all week i have been pulling my hair out, slamming fists on my desk, etc trying to figure this stuff out and bombed a quiz twice. this video, along with the video about the t-test critical value approach, helped me earn a 93% on that quiz...THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! :)
I did the test statistic calculation myself and I also got -2.86 (-2.85652 rounded to hundredths). 37.5-38=-0.5 and 1.2/SQRT(47) = 0.175, -0.5/0.175=-2.86. When I looked at the z table for the z value at 0.01 I used 0.0099, which showed -2.33. She had a more exact value for the critical z value, but I don't think it matters for the classroom. The -2.86 is still < than -2.33 (its more negative, further to the left on the ol' number line).
Great lecture/lesson!!...thank you!!.however i have a question regarding the Z-score value that you found which is -2.86 according to ur calculation..however when i do it mine comes up to -0.2856? could you or someone explain that please. thanks
I do not know what book you are referring in this tutorial series. Superb lectures and there should be more tutorials on the other topics/statistics by the same professor. My rating 5 stars
I don't understand how to find the cutoff z score like where the -2.326? I get everything up until that and what to do once you find that but how do you get that?
wssssf 1 week ago
@wssssf thats the z-score of alpha
Cool27Guy 2 days ago
You just taught in a 6 minute video what my professor has been trying to teach us for 2 weeks. Thanks for this, it really helped me out for my exam in a little bit.
IveGotThis 4 weeks ago
really helpful. thnxxx
raohamza 1 month ago in playlist More videos from tcreelmuw
I wish my professor would teach like this. This is so clear!
jjobrien9 2 months ago
Saved my life~
kimtheknight 4 months ago
I'm afraid I do not see the Z-Score of 2.326 anywhere on the Z-table or the T-table. Can you show me how you derived at this figure, please? Thanks!
BTRUIIU 4 months ago
@BTRUIIU She is using the t-distribution table of 1% with an infinite degree of freedom.
Forbidinh 4 months ago
Very Helpful!! Couple Questions if you dont mind....Looking at the table 2.326 is at the bottom. When I look at 37 degrees of freedom it is 2.431. Is this also the way to find the critical value? and can I use the numbers at the bottom all the time or should I look with the degrees of freedom?
palmerc1985 10 months ago
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palmerc1985 10 months ago
How do I enter this into my TI-83 properly?
kbQ1had 10 months ago
Thank you so much for posting these videos. I am taking an intro to statistics class and my teacher is not very good(or doesn't care). :( I spend a lot of time with a tutor to make up the difference. WIth your help as well, I may do okay. Sure appreciate you break the info down and the way you teach this! :)
sitnlo12 10 months ago
very very helpful. I am french and I didnt understand when it was explained in french but now its clearrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!! thx
priscillialeslie 10 months ago
this is quality
irfaanfr1 10 months ago
@Kissiq1618 It should not be that different. Remember, you are looking for the z-score, not the probability.
tcreelmuw 11 months ago
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Thank you for the video. Ignore all these obnoxious prepubescent tools. I don't see how you got -2.326 for a z value of 0.01 though.
youtubing702 11 months ago
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Thank you for the video. Ignore all these obnoxious prepubescent tools. I don't see how you got -2.326 for a z value of 0.01 though.
youtubing702 11 months ago
thank you sooo sooo much!! this was really helpful.
dAshtonNick 1 year ago
you should put a dvd together... best explanation ever
2415Jan 1 year ago
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you have fat arms.
valdezmiguel2 1 year ago
Your videos really help a lot !!! Wish I had you as my teacher LOL
fifsterr 1 year ago
MILF
ererer41 1 year ago 13
@ererer41 I had to watch a different video to learn anything....nice ta' tas
ronaldrayers 4 months ago
Your so ridiculously better than my 'professor' !!! keep up the awesome videos:D
spankeyssnakehut 1 year ago
Your video was very helpful. Thanks.
illustriousceegod7 1 year ago
I'm in an online stats class at the university of phoenix and let me tell you, all week i have been pulling my hair out, slamming fists on my desk, etc trying to figure this stuff out and bombed a quiz twice. this video, along with the video about the t-test critical value approach, helped me earn a 93% on that quiz...THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! :)
littlemelbaby89 1 year ago
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@littlemelbaby89 university of phoenix lmao. go to a real school. YOUR CERTIFICATE WILL MEAN NOTHING IN THE REAL WORLD!
krion363 1 year ago
really helpful - fantastic boobies aswell!
jim8z3 1 year ago
i think critical value came from t distribution under .01 in one sided p
animez89 1 year ago
I did the test statistic calculation myself and I also got -2.86 (-2.85652 rounded to hundredths). 37.5-38=-0.5 and 1.2/SQRT(47) = 0.175, -0.5/0.175=-2.86. When I looked at the z table for the z value at 0.01 I used 0.0099, which showed -2.33. She had a more exact value for the critical z value, but I don't think it matters for the classroom. The -2.86 is still < than -2.33 (its more negative, further to the left on the ol' number line).
Klendathue 1 year ago
actually, it has a z score of 2.356
JunareG 1 year ago
You deserve a bigger whiteboard.
cooltobehip 1 year ago
This was helpful, but I got confused with the z value?!
DaHiddenWarrior 1 year ago
Thank u, it is so helpful god bless u :)
karmooooooosh 1 year ago
Great lecture/lesson!!...thank you!!.however i have a question regarding the Z-score value that you found which is -2.86 according to ur calculation..however when i do it mine comes up to -0.2856? could you or someone explain that please. thanks
originaldeadman23 1 year ago
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caviper1 2 years ago
I do not know what book you are referring in this tutorial series. Superb lectures and there should be more tutorials on the other topics/statistics by the same professor. My rating 5 stars
jamesscottemail 2 years ago
super super super helpful!!! thank you!
andruw666 2 years ago 4
I mean to say .01 is equals to what?
How can i find the is .01 equal value in table
sarikaravi 2 years ago
0.01 = 99% Confidence Level
pilot233a 2 years ago
thanks. but can u plz tell me that how u find the value of alpha?
sarikaravi 2 years ago
alpha is given
123zangemadrese123 2 years ago
@sarikaravi You are usually told what alpha is.
tcreelmuw 11 months ago
@sarikaravi where can i find the table for the p-value
memo5279 2 months ago
Great video. Thx.
rehacaz 2 years ago