I'm taking a statistics course right now, and I just wanted to tell you that I learned more from your videos than I did from a week in lectures (3x a week). Thank you so much for explaining to people who don't do this on a daily basis... my professor just can't seem to remember that. He's a math genius, I'm not! So again, thank you!
I have tried to solve the problem without the binomial theorem.Only after I realized that the success and failure events don't have the same probability.
I have a stock pick contest question. An infinite number of people enter the contest, to control the numbers lets say we have a sample of 3000 persons. Each person picks a stock that they believe will be a winner over the next six month. WSJ picks 6 people and their 6 stock picks by throwing a dart at the list. The reader whose stock performs the best between January 1 and June 30 wins.
Hey, patrick man thanks so much for the videos. Hey I have exams in like 3 weeks and i im really confused with probs, could you please do a video or just write explaining to me how to decide on which type of probability to choose when given a problem, e.g. binomial or normal. I really get confused between them and i need someone to compare several problems and tell me why we chose which one and why not the other. Can you please do that for me man? Thanks. Love your videos btw, theyre awesomne!
Thank you patrick for your help. As a deaf university student I appreciate the fact you write everything you say. I think that helps non-auditory learners too, even those that can hear. Thanks again.
the 6,5,4,3,2,1 (the one is optional, do with it what you will) all cancel out, just via simple algebra theory. You're left with nothing (a one) in the denominator and the 10*9*8*7 in the numerator. Just look up factorials.
Up all night trying reading through my lecture slide print out on this makes no sense. But 6:45 of good explanation now i do. Some lecturers are just shit...
Those 6-and-a-half minutes helped me learn about binomial distributions better than the 40 minutes I was given in college. You know what? Fuck it, I'm just gonna use YouTube as my teacher now :)
Your videos are a tremendous help! I have taken statistics classes about 4 different times and this is the first time I actually "GET" it. Please keep up this amazing public service!
your amazing i understand things immediately here you leave me staring at the pc... what is the magic formula you use to make people understand... you should go in politics hehehe.. Great keep it up really appreciate your work thanks
This video is very helpful for the final exam Im studying for. Thank you so much. But I'm having trouble understanding why you crossed out the 9 and it become a 3 and crossed out the other numbers has well, why did the answer to that step become 210.
Thank you patrick for your help. As a blind university student I appreciate the fact you read everything you write. I think that helps non-visual learners too, even those that can see. Thanks again.
Thank you patrick for your help. As a blind university student I appreciate the fact you read everything you write. I think that helps non-visual learners too, even those that can see. Thanks again.
Thank you patrick for your help. As a blind university student I appreciate the fact you read everything you write. I think that helps non-visual learners too, even those that can see. Thanks again.
@ActSciBlink never thought about that... but i do try to read it all i guess. thanks for pointing that out, this is something i will keep in mind when i make future videos!
If Permutation is simply the Multiplication Property of probability . . . then what is Combinatinos in this regard ? . . . and thoughts that would be as simple ?
@sjsawyer i'm nervous about my test monday but i'm gonna eat sleep and shit his videos till i pass this class and when i pass i am going to have a drink in your honor!!!
thanks a lot for this..i hope u also posted a gamma distribution,exponential and chi-square..it seems so hard w/ all the parameters and whatsoever..haha..pls...i want to learn those..thanks!!
thanks a lot for this..i hope u also posted a gamma distribution,exponential and chi-square..it seems so hard w/ all the parameters and whatsoever..haha..pls...i want to learn those..thanks!!
thanks a lot for this..i hope u also posted a gamma distribution,exponential and chi-square..it seems so hard w/ all the parameters and whatsoever..haha..pls...i want to learn those..thanks!!
I have my stats paper in two hours time, and to not know anything about these distributions I'm doomed T.T Thanks for showing me the basis of it though, I'm sure I'll work out the rest.
MR Patrick can you please tell me when do we approximate binomial to normal and poisson to normal.i mean what are the conditions do switch over these distributions
the q in the general formula should be p complement because there can be more than 2 possible out come .like in the dice the probability of getting a 3 two times in tossing the dice four times would be =4c2 (1/6)^2 *(5/6)^2
lol, you're funny ;) Seriously though, i've never gotten better than a C+ in high school math & after watching this video a few times, i GOT it :) it clicked! TY SOOO MUCH!!!
Great video! Quick question, if you wanted to know the probability of getting AT LEAST 4 out of 10 questions correct, do you have to do P(4) + P(5) + P(6) + ... + P(10)? That seems like a pretty long process?
many stats books have tables in the back so that you do not have to compute them, but rather just read the values off so that it all goes a bit faster
If there are 10 questions, and X denotes the number of questions you get correct, another way of saying P(X ≥ 4) is P(X = 4) or P(X = 5) or . . . or P(X = 10). Hence, there is a union, as opposed to an intersection, of 7 outcomes that compose the single event that you will get between 4 and 10 questions correct, inclusively.
Events that include the word "or," such as this one, tend to imply that you must add the probabilities of the outcomes, whereas events that include the word "and" tend to suggest that you must multiply the probabilities of the outcomes, hence the multiplication rule.
Wow, I use this formula for coin flip probabilities, but had no idea you can use for mulitple choice exam probabilities. Thanks a lot for sharing your insight!
Nice video. I love em. I use them to frequently in my economics studying, cause math is not my strongest skill.. How about likelyhood for 4 or more correct answers? How is that computed?
I'm taking a statistics course right now, and I just wanted to tell you that I learned more from your videos than I did from a week in lectures (3x a week). Thank you so much for explaining to people who don't do this on a daily basis... my professor just can't seem to remember that. He's a math genius, I'm not! So again, thank you!
KSunnySideUp 6 hours ago
I have tried to solve the problem without the binomial theorem.Only after I realized that the success and failure events don't have the same probability.
osvideosdojoao 2 days ago
you are amazing.
eforty6318 4 days ago
you have really nice handwriting
Anameplsszs 5 days ago
I've been racking my brains over this for a couple of hours, found your video and it all makes sense now! Thank you! :)
littlekina86 1 week ago
if it wasn't for you i would have failed my exam
kanitsethi 2 weeks ago
@kanitsethi hope it went ok for you : )
patrickJMT 1 week ago
Just saved me from more hours of stressing over my impending doom in my January module!
Hogzisking 3 weeks ago
you are awesome, making videos to help math students like us. you deserve to be on national television and get recognized by everyone!
dfjndsk2008 1 month ago
@dfjndsk2008 glad you like the vids ; ) i am pretty pleased with the views i get on youtube!
patrickJMT 4 weeks ago
I have a stock pick contest question. An infinite number of people enter the contest, to control the numbers lets say we have a sample of 3000 persons. Each person picks a stock that they believe will be a winner over the next six month. WSJ picks 6 people and their 6 stock picks by throwing a dart at the list. The reader whose stock performs the best between January 1 and June 30 wins.
growABC 1 month ago
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The4lbanian 1 month ago
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princessbeed 2 months ago
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thesammartin 2 months ago
Thanks a lot man
ColenGroover 2 months ago
I cannot thank you enough for these videos! It's a great thing you're doing by helping so many people by sharing your knowledge too.
Thanks so much..if you ever need anything just let me know.
SMITTYNYY100 2 months ago
patrickJMT > silly asian professor that i cannot understand
Lilbsilk29 2 months ago 5
This guy is awesome.
Na5iR1 3 months ago
Ah excellent, have an exam in this in about an hour...made it much simpler
jwb4291 3 months ago
why does 10 times 6 factorial cancell out?
killerbee2k 3 months ago
Hey, patrick man thanks so much for the videos. Hey I have exams in like 3 weeks and i im really confused with probs, could you please do a video or just write explaining to me how to decide on which type of probability to choose when given a problem, e.g. binomial or normal. I really get confused between them and i need someone to compare several problems and tell me why we chose which one and why not the other. Can you please do that for me man? Thanks. Love your videos btw, theyre awesomne!
kirollos210993 3 months ago
@patrickJMT, you're left handed, no wonder you're a freaking GENIUS!!! :) :D
unfavoritemartian 3 months ago
@patrickJMT, thanks so much, love you man. Really. You should receive an award or recognition of some kind.
unfavoritemartian 3 months ago
Thanks man I totally get this now!!
Strawbehrray 3 months ago 5
@Strawbehrray perfect!
patrickJMT 3 months ago
10 mins ago i was like... shit shit fuckin test!
now im like... fuckin baus!
joaquin174 4 months ago
Very helpful
jgoldbergl33 4 months ago
hey how old are you? lol u sound quite young and know alot
xxGkSmasher 4 months ago
@xxGkSmasher 13
patrickJMT 4 months ago 4
@patrickJMT there is no way you are 13
nguyentuan1990 4 months ago 2
@nguyentuan1990 12
patrickJMT 4 months ago 28
which university do u lecture?
tupacsomething69 5 months ago
@tupacsomething69 Youtube University.
patrickJMT 5 months ago 12
@patrickJMT i.e. one of the best fucking places to go and learn! seriously, there's even some brilliant junior/senior level stuff on here
TwistedLemniscate 4 months ago
Thanks man, you've been getting me through Uni. Very clear and concise explanations, appreciate it!
markotany 5 months ago
now that I've seen this, my probability of success in my upcoming exam has increased exponentially :)
whirlydirly 7 months ago
Thank you patrick for your help. As a deaf university student I appreciate the fact you write everything you say. I think that helps non-auditory learners too, even those that can hear. Thanks again.
TheImpressionable 8 months ago 2
This may sound like a stupid question, but i have to ask it. Why does 10 over 6 factorial cancel and make the numerator 10*9*8*7?
PRO73C7OR 8 months ago
@PRO73C7OR I can probably take this one.
10!=10*9*8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1
6!=6*5*4*3*2*1
the 6,5,4,3,2,1 (the one is optional, do with it what you will) all cancel out, just via simple algebra theory. You're left with nothing (a one) in the denominator and the 10*9*8*7 in the numerator. Just look up factorials.
CrackHeadForLife420 8 months ago
thanks for the video man, it really helped!
derekagamboa 8 months ago
I should use 3D TV to watch this
FXIX 8 months ago
4 Class periods.
We spent 4 class periods on this...
I understood NONE of it.
Less then 7 minutes of video and I understand it all now.
Really?
Love you. Much thanks.
BelialMadHatter 8 months ago 2
I got a little lost when you started to plug in the numbers for n!/(n-r)!r!
What does the *** r *** represent in the equation?
rockboy679 9 months ago
@rockboy679 This might be a bit late, but r represents the number of "successes" you want.
For example, the question wanted 4 correct answers (4 successes) and so,
10!/(10 - 4)!4!
But for me, I just use my calculator and key in 10C4 (given that you have a scientific calculator).
So yeah. =)
LolitaLaces 7 months ago
Up all night trying reading through my lecture slide print out on this makes no sense. But 6:45 of good explanation now i do. Some lecturers are just shit...
dizzychicken1 9 months ago
You are awesome!
venonat7 10 months ago
You, my friend, just saved my grade!!!!
Thank you!
michaelreina2007 10 months ago
r is the same as x?
tylertrippy 10 months ago
Thank you soooo much! This has helped me see where I'm going wrong.
awesdaws 10 months ago
Those 6-and-a-half minutes helped me learn about binomial distributions better than the 40 minutes I was given in college. You know what? Fuck it, I'm just gonna use YouTube as my teacher now :)
Marksman230591 11 months ago 30
@Marksman230591 youtube is not a person. patrickjmt is though.
patrickJMT 11 months ago 35
weird watching a lefty
Stavzilla125 11 months ago
Your videos are a tremendous help! I have taken statistics classes about 4 different times and this is the first time I actually "GET" it. Please keep up this amazing public service!
happy2bebuddylee 11 months ago
your amazing i understand things immediately here you leave me staring at the pc... what is the magic formula you use to make people understand... you should go in politics hehehe.. Great keep it up really appreciate your work thanks
Blindedinchains1 1 year ago 2
@Blindedinchains1 hahah, politics: never! plus, my checkered past would come out to haunt me
patrickJMT 11 months ago 2
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I Do Additional Maths In Year 11 (Because I Did My GCSE A Year Early)
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fabscorer 1 year ago
im so confused...
drunkfro187 1 year ago
What happened to the (10-4)! on the denominator?
redrextj 1 year ago
@redrextj It got canceled with the 10! in the numerator. 10!/6! is just 10*9*8*7, which is what he was doing. Hope that helps!
staind2523 11 months ago
This video is very helpful for the final exam Im studying for. Thank you so much. But I'm having trouble understanding why you crossed out the 9 and it become a 3 and crossed out the other numbers has well, why did the answer to that step become 210.
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Thank you patrick for your help. As a blind university student I appreciate the fact you read everything you write. I think that helps non-visual learners too, even those that can see. Thanks again.
ActSciBlink 1 year ago
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Thank you patrick for your help. As a blind university student I appreciate the fact you read everything you write. I think that helps non-visual learners too, even those that can see. Thanks again.
ActSciBlink 1 year ago
Thank you patrick for your help. As a blind university student I appreciate the fact you read everything you write. I think that helps non-visual learners too, even those that can see. Thanks again.
ActSciBlink 1 year ago 51
@ActSciBlink never thought about that... but i do try to read it all i guess. thanks for pointing that out, this is something i will keep in mind when i make future videos!
patrickJMT 1 year ago
thank you so much .tomorrow is our final exaam for Stat and you video helped me a lot : D
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chiva94 1 year ago
thank you!
neiche146 1 year ago
Thanks man, that was really helpful.
samiirsaad 1 year ago
i have a qn.. why is 10 factorial only 10 x 9 x 8 x 7?
MegaMcSpicyyy 1 year ago
@MegaMcSpicyyy its because the 6! cancels out the rest so it is actually:
10x9x8x7x6x5x4x3x2x1 over 6x5x4x3x2x1 so he just cancelled out the 6! and got left with what you have shown
drummerrrpb 1 year ago
@drummerrrpb i see .thanks man :)
MegaMcSpicyyy 1 year ago
@drummerrrpb thanks for answering!
patrickJMT 1 year ago
What do I do when they ask me things like... what is the probability of getting at least 4 correct.
Which would include 45678910 do I work out all of them and add them up?
Is their a quicker way?
RandomDirectors 1 year ago
Question: what if they ask to find P(failures) and P(success) when they given the probability of the outcome and the 'x' ?
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banymatin 1 year ago
Thank you good sir, videos like this make me wish there were independent studies for lower level classes. I could learn so much so much faster.
MarcusClayman 1 year ago
thanks a million. big stats cram sesh. these will help.
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what about if it was AT LEAST 4 correct answers?
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what about if it was AT LEAST 4 correct answers? =(
LateAgainGerald 1 year ago
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what about if it was AT LEAST 4 correct answers? =(
LateAgainGerald 1 year ago
what about if it was AT LEAST 4 correct answers? =(
LateAgainGerald 1 year ago
what about if it was AT LEAST 4 correct answers? =(
LateAgainGerald 1 year ago
Cheers from UCLA. Your helping me out tons. My professor has a crazy accent and in don't understand her. Thanks for the help!
jamesbalboa24 1 year ago
you explain things very well but you need to move your hand a little while you're writing.i can't see
kmringel63 1 year ago
how do you change it if the question is at least 4 correct?
gooseaford 1 year ago
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@Zackwithamy nice! that is a ways away from here
patrickJMT 1 year ago
@Zackwithamy May blessings fall upon your name patrickJMT.. From Malaysia!
Alnasrlina 1 year ago
Omg! Thank you for posting this :D
I have a test tmrrow and my TI-83 Plus calc broke :(
Able to borrowed TI 85 but it doesnt have the VARS/ distribution function .. huhu!
Thank you really cause our teacher didnt go over doing this since everyone can just do it thru VARS..
roozterchick 1 year ago
Lol this reminded me of my engineering exam in which I used probability to answer my Integrated Circuit MCQ.
muzammilali007 1 year ago
If Permutation is simply the Multiplication Property of probability . . . then what is Combinatinos in this regard ? . . . and thoughts that would be as simple ?
Thanks for all you do . . . GOD Bless you.
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your videos just save my life ! ... Thanks so much ! ;)
pokkagossip 1 year ago
good video mehn really helps
zlatanwb 1 year ago
Viewing this video has helped me with my binomial distribution problems. Where was this site when I was in Trig.
calicollege10 1 year ago
@calicollege10 probably sitting here like it is now
patrickJMT 1 year ago 4
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sjsawyer 1 year ago
@sjsawyer i'm nervous about my test monday but i'm gonna eat sleep and shit his videos till i pass this class and when i pass i am going to have a drink in your honor!!!
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thanks a lot for this..i hope u also posted a gamma distribution,exponential and chi-square..it seems so hard w/ all the parameters and whatsoever..haha..pls...i want to learn those..thanks!!
norhayla 1 year ago
thanks a lot for this..i hope u also posted a gamma distribution,exponential and chi-square..it seems so hard w/ all the parameters and whatsoever..haha..pls...i want to learn those..thanks!!
norhayla 1 year ago
thanks a lot for this..i hope u also posted a gamma distribution,exponential and chi-square..it seems so hard w/ all the parameters and whatsoever..haha..pls...i want to learn those..thanks!!
norhayla 1 year ago
thankyou so much for this!! i have my stats exam tomorrow, and now i can feel confident about this chapter :)
TonySRF 1 year ago
thankyou so much for this!! i have my stats exam tomorrow, and now i can feel confident about this chapter :)
TonySRF 1 year ago
u are the man , thank you so much
xSebas6089x 1 year ago
I have my stats paper in two hours time, and to not know anything about these distributions I'm doomed T.T Thanks for showing me the basis of it though, I'm sure I'll work out the rest.
iGlompsh 1 year ago
i love your way of teaching.... THANK YOU SO MUCH....
yabangulum 1 year ago
how does (1/5)= .0016
Rolexkamei 1 year ago
@Rolexkamei (1/5)^4 = 1.6 x 10 ^-3 which is 0.0016.
He just combined the steps instead of finding 1/5, then raising it to the fourth.
MrJesterr 1 year ago
MR Patrick can you please tell me when do we approximate binomial to normal and poisson to normal.i mean what are the conditions do switch over these distributions
fascist27 1 year ago
the q in the general formula should be p complement because there can be more than 2 possible out come .like in the dice the probability of getting a 3 two times in tossing the dice four times would be =4c2 (1/6)^2 *(5/6)^2
midotheboss1 1 year ago
You break everything down and make much more sense of things than my professor does. Thank you!
bmacdonal21 1 year ago
thank you. this is very helpful for my upcoming AP stats exam. Thank you!
Ulquiorrapwns 2 years ago
I dont understand why 10! would be 10x9x8x7 and not 10x9x8x7x6x5x4x3x2x1..?
trisky1234 2 years ago
@trisky1234 Nevermind, I confused this with the (X = k) = (n! k!) p^k (1-P)^n-k function!
trisky1234 2 years ago
that's because he canceled everything in mind and right down! that's simple and u can try urself on the paper
nifsprite 1 year ago
because 10! is divided by 6! and 6! is 6x5x4x3x2x1 and that cancels out so you're left with 10x9x8x7
OdyOwnz 1 year ago
Thank you :)
trisky1234 1 year ago
Absolute Legend sir!!!!
macrory07 2 years ago
why don't you just use NcR function?
ajetha786 2 years ago
because some people (like myself) aren't allowed scientific calculators in our exams :(. Cruel isn't it?
IglooGirl1 2 years ago
it is good for you!
patrickJMT 2 years ago
lol, you're funny ;) Seriously though, i've never gotten better than a C+ in high school math & after watching this video a few times, i GOT it :) it clicked! TY SOOO MUCH!!!
IglooGirl1 2 years ago
@patrickJMT not good for the final grade
xxveskoxxbg 1 year ago
@IglooGirl1 at my university we are not allowed to use calculators at all during maths exams!
fazekaslaszlo 1 year ago
@fazekaslaszlo i think that's just horrible! ;) but I am of a non-math mind, so i'm a bit bias ;)
IglooGirl1 1 year ago
@IglooGirl1
At my university we are not allowed to use calculators at all during maths exams!
Great videos, I really appreciate the effort!
fazekaslaszlo 1 year ago
Great video, thanks a ton!!!!
funkflexstar 2 years ago 3
I learned more from him than my math professor!
katydo1 2 years ago 33
@katydo1
same!!! our teacher was new this year, straight out of uni...
not very helpful lol
TonySRF 1 year ago
how do you type all that into a calculator?
uhohhoe 2 years ago
awesome
nikola1tesla 2 years ago 2
I have a simple calculator and there is a " x!" key that I use.
mccuesharon 2 years ago
this is great
mariajrn 2 years ago 2
You roooock dude.....tnx a lot
mycelthedudex 2 years ago
Great video! Quick question, if you wanted to know the probability of getting AT LEAST 4 out of 10 questions correct, do you have to do P(4) + P(5) + P(6) + ... + P(10)? That seems like a pretty long process?
Cheers
jars121 2 years ago
yes, or you could do:
1 - [ P(0) + ... + P(3)]
but still tedious!
many stats books have tables in the back so that you do not have to compute them, but rather just read the values off so that it all goes a bit faster
patrickJMT 2 years ago
Ahhh no worries. Cheers mate!
jars121 2 years ago
If there are 10 questions, and X denotes the number of questions you get correct, another way of saying P(X ≥ 4) is P(X = 4) or P(X = 5) or . . . or P(X = 10). Hence, there is a union, as opposed to an intersection, of 7 outcomes that compose the single event that you will get between 4 and 10 questions correct, inclusively.
CONTINUED . . .
mahlerite 2 years ago
. . . CONTINUED
Events that include the word "or," such as this one, tend to imply that you must add the probabilities of the outcomes, whereas events that include the word "and" tend to suggest that you must multiply the probabilities of the outcomes, hence the multiplication rule.
mahlerite 2 years ago
ARGGGHHH! I wish I was as awesome as you.
P.S Does the success, failure thing mean that there can only be two outcomes or can there be multiple ones?
Mr. RiemannCalculator
MrRiemannCalculator 2 years ago
yes, for a binomial distribution, there can only be two outcomes
patrickJMT 2 years ago
you are awsome
anonymous2431 2 years ago
Thanks soooo much, Ive just begun to brick it about my Add Maths exam tomorrow, this help me a lot
FunkMynkey 2 years ago
Wow, I use this formula for coin flip probabilities, but had no idea you can use for mulitple choice exam probabilities. Thanks a lot for sharing your insight!
love4piano82 2 years ago
thanks, explained quite nicelty :)
3CROWNS1991 2 years ago
thanks for ur video it really hekped me a lot! Im taking up my master's degree and i have a report on this... thanks.
do u have a video about pearson correlation? it would be a big help for me too.
balahura1182 2 years ago
Could you use this to calculate the probability that a basketball player will make a certain number of free throws in succession.
mfnjc 2 years ago
yes
patrickJMT 2 years ago
thanks :) studying for CST may 18
murray4life57 2 years ago
good luck! : )
patrickJMT 2 years ago
go math!!! i watch these videos and think i get cleverer. is it true? probably not. But yay for your math genius
1234funsies 2 years ago
hopefully they do not make you less clever at least : )
patrickJMT 2 years ago
:) thanks
pabloMTv 2 years ago
no problem!! : )
patrickJMT 2 years ago
Nice video. I love em. I use them to frequently in my economics studying, cause math is not my strongest skill.. How about likelyhood for 4 or more correct answers? How is that computed?
Scampern 2 years ago
you could either find: the probability of getting exactly 4 + the probability of getting exactly 5 + the probability..... etc..
or you can use P(A) + P(Not A) = 1
so you could instead find: 1 - P( getting 3 or less correct)
which would be easier to compute
patrickJMT 2 years ago