Z Test for the Mean
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hey mr. perez im ms. perez, thanks for the help! lol
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Wow, there is not a such thing as a stupid student. There is only good teacher or bad teacher....suddenly I understand everything!!!
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its nice to see
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you said previous video do you have any more regarding this kind of statistic meterial????
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I can't understand STEPS 2 and 3. :((
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Awesome video! Very clear and concise!
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Awesome video! Very clear and concise!
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great lesson, but i really cant stand charlie
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Are all significance testing done with z scores? Like for example the One Way Anova?
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hi. is such a motivating video and very well presented, but i did not understand that 2.33 value. all z values from table 4 and 5 (4- Normal Dist Function, 5- percentage points of the ND) does not have this value. i am new student of this module, there fore my apologize for not being able to read a table ... but i just cant see that value
crisa81 1 year ago
@crisa81, The number 2.33 is a z-value or is sometime referred to as a z-score. The z-value on a table is usually found using the left column and top row on a Standard Normal Distribution Table. Depending on the type of table you are using, the area associated with a 2.33 z-value should be 0.4901 or 0.9901 if you are using a cumulative z-value table. Hope this helps.
MuchoMath 1 year ago
Very helpful video. thank you
tweakedmofo 2 years ago
@tweakedmofo Thanks for stopping by! Best of luck to you!
MuchoMath 2 years ago
THanks a ton! I was totally lost before I watched this video!
Metziut 2 years ago
@Metziut Glad to hear that it helped!
MuchoMath 2 years ago