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victorlinguist (1 hour ago)
Dear Sal, I think you made a mistake in your video. The probabily of a tie is not the probability of getting at least 1 free throw. In fact the probability of getting at least of free throw is the probability of not losing, and not of tieing. The probability of tieing is getting EXACTLY one free throw, which is 12 out of 125. In your video, therefore, I think you are caculating the probability of not losing, which is 99.2%. The actual probability of winning (not losing and not tieing) would be 112 in 125, which is 89.6%. (All this is related to the 3 free throws scenario)
victorlinguist (1 hour ago)
Dear Sal, I think you made a mistake in your video. The probabily of a tie is not the probability of getting at least 1 free throw. In fact the probability of getting at least of free throw is the probability of not losing, and not of tieing. The probability of tieing is getting EXACTLY one free throw, which is 12  out of 125. In your video, therefore, I think you are caculating the probability of not losing, which is 99.2%. The actual probability of winning (not losing and not tieing) would be 112 in 125, which is 89.6%.
victorlinguist (1 hour ago)
Dear Sal, I think you made a mistake in your video. The probabily of a tie is not the probability of getting at least 1 free throw. In fact the probability of getting at least of free throw is the probability of not losing, and not of tieing. The probability of tieing is getting EXACTLY one free throw, which is 12 out of 125. In your video, therefore, I think you are caculating the probability of not losing, which is 99.2%.
MrMss4 (2 hours ago)
Would also appreciate an orbital hybridization vid
or a molecular orbital vid
jenai8 (3 hours ago)
For the video with formula from mass composition to get the mole of mercury isn't it 200 divided by 75? and also for chlorine isn't it 35 divided by 25. it works out that way. your videos are great though thanks
jenai8 (4 hours ago)
i don't kno if anyone said it already but umm in this video with the molecular and empirical formulae you made a small mistake. if you look at the part where you were calculating the percentage mass of umm oxygen it is 0.888888888. it was NOT 88.9 lol so really hydrogen was bigger. and sulphur cud be spelt with a ph lol well in my country lol
69elpresidente (19 hours ago)
awesome videos thank you
ErilexTube (20 hours ago)
Thanks for uploading all these videos, They help alot.
ukapas (1 day ago)
Hey Sal! Could you make some videos on electronics (analog or digital) and electrical engineering? That would help me a lot. I need sth that would extend my knowledge on that topics before my exam. Anyway thanks for the math videos.
lseateal (1 day ago)
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