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  • thank you very much!

  • people complain about there crappy books lol, at least you university students get math professors that can speak English fluently.

    go to a community college and try passing a math course taught by some Indian dude that sucks at explaining shit...

  • Crazy, I have that book.. i also subscribed to your channel because i thought you were a math teacher. i thinkn your more of a camper... unfortunatly- i wished to learn more aboiut math

  • Thank you!

  • I love you

  • how in the hell is this elementary level?

  • sorry sir, but the right answer is (0.57) and your answer is (0.48)is incorrect....plz explain wt is the matter?

  • hey everyone !!! this answer(0.48) is wrong and the correct answer is (0.57)

  • wt the hell is short cut

  • it makes you wonder ,how someone from 1894 came out with this formula ?

  • Thanks for your example.. I'm currently using this textbook at Park U, in MO.. It helped..

    But can you please explain:

    Since the standard deviation,  Is not known, a t-distribution will be used to solve this problem.

    E = t/2(s/n)

    t/2 corresponding to 95% confidence level, where the number of degrees of freedom is given by

    df = n – 1 df = 10 – 1 = 9 and  = 100 % - 95% = 0.05

    I was so lost when I got to this point on pg 352 or 358

  • why the heck don't they teach us the shortcut in the first place, this is about 20 times easier than how I learned it.

    Thanks.

  • Thank you so much!

  • thank you

  • does x represent your frequency from the classes?

  • I like you. You're cool.

  • I'm taking an online statistics class so I'm teaching myself. This video was awesome! Thank You

  • I took stats last year, but totally forgot how to find standard deviation! My college professor totally did not explain it well enough, thank you so much!!

  • The shortcut method should give the same answer as the longer method. Be very careful of rounding; that is often a source of differences. This formula is not intended for use with grouped data.

  • Hello, I have been working out both your shortcut version and the long version of standard deviation but my answers do not come out the same. Does it make a difference if I am using your short cut version on finding the standard deviation for grouped data or using midpoints of classes?

  • you rock! thank you.

    

  • Thank you so much! My teacher flew through this and I was so lost! I love how you did out everything before plugging any numbers into the equation. Extremely helpful!! Thank you so much!

  • thanks

  • OH WOW. THANKS A MILLION.

  • yup, would have went into my exam not knowing how todo SD, if it wasnt for U

  • Thanks, this really helped me out.

  • thank you! youtube is starting to become my go-to, free personal tutor!

  • Great! Helped me a lot!

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