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Uploaded on Sep 28, 2008
Calculating Probability - "At Least One" statements.
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MusicHero24 4 years ago
im glad i dont live in san francisco!
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patrickJMT 4 years ago
hahha, it is going to break off and fall in the ocean one day
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epicswell 4 years ago
Ive a computer science exam later today and I just know that the "at least one" scenario will be up. Thanks for this. It helped a lot.
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patrickJMT 4 years ago
good luck on the exam!!
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epicswell 4 years ago
Just got the result - 98. Thanks for all the help with the vids ;-)
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patrickJMT 4 years ago
very nice!! good job!!!! i remember how nice that always felt... : )
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Akoa Genesis 1 year ago
2 HOURS of killing myself. 6 mins of 0_0 OOOOOOOOHHHH.. .. .
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Hex6326 6 days ago
Good videos, very helpful - from UK
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Ayoo Mikkey 2 months ago
@lqing1984 ; the (.98) came from (.2)-(.100) . you have to do that because thats how you find the probability of A NOT happening, which would be (.98)
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Paleoint 2 months ago
How do you know whether to attack the problem by looking at the probability that it WILL happen, or as you did in taking 1 - P(it won't happen).
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lqing1984 3 months ago
sorry, i don't know where do you get 0.98 from?
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Jose Alberto Patino 3 months ago
At least 2:
P(Exactly one) + P(At least one)
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Novalee08 4 months ago
Really helpful thanks - do you have any videos on 'at least 2' - I think I have understood it right, but just want another way to check!
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Novalee08 4 months ago
Haha love that video
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germanywarrior 5 months ago
i would like to thank you i have been staring at my own statistics problem for the last six hours....i had got no where until I watched the video and then it was just like the wheels started turning thank you very muc
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Samwel Sheuya 5 months ago
I appreciate your work!
thanks
Samwel
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kuunaldidon 6 months ago
THANK. YOU. SO. MUCH.
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