Jennifer Ward
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Conditional Probabilities -- Book Ban contingency table
In this video I use Google Sheets to compute conditional probabilities using an example of where book challenges originate by year.
0:00 Intro/About the table
5555 Compute conditional probability (rows)
555Compute conditional probability (column)
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Geogebra: how to compute a 5 number summary
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I use Geogebra to compute a 5 number summary www.geogebra.org/classic#spreadsheet 0:00 Intro, Enter data 0:31 Button clicks to compute statistics (1 variable analysis) 0:54 Button clicks to Show Statistics 1:05 What do the symbols mean? 1:15 Why is my answer still wrong? (not all quartiles are computed the same with technology)
Statistics with Geogebra: 2 quantitative variables
มุมมอง 153ปีที่แล้ว
I'll show you the button pushes and what to look at, so you can compute statistics and make box plots for 2 quantitative variables, using Geogebra. www.geogebra.org/classic#spreadsheet 0:00 Intro 0:48 Enter data for 2 variables 1:40 Button clicks to Compute Statistics & Boxplots 3:53 What do the output symbols mean Boxplots
Geogebra for statistics: Comparing the Calculator Suite & Classic versions
มุมมอง 584ปีที่แล้ว
Geogebra Calculator Suite www.geogebra.org/calculator (then choose Table, on the left) Geogebra Classic www.geogebra.org/classic#spreadsheet 0:00 Intro & Enter Data 0:52 Compute statistics (1 variable) 1:15 What do the symbols mean? 2:31 Statistics w/ 2 variables 3:50 What I like about Geogebra 4:25 Geogebra Classic intro, copy in data 5:12 Button clicks - Make charts, compute statistics 6:46 E...
How to use the Art of Stat Correlation app
มุมมอง 2412 ปีที่แล้ว
I'll demonstrate this app so you can plot points and guess correlation coefficient values.
How to compute a sample size, n, based on a given margin of error (proportions)
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Learn how to convert the margin of error for a proportion confidence interval and solve for n Learn what to do when an estimate for p^ isn't given Learn how to round a sample size (always round down) See how rounding z will affect your value for n.
Working with Census tract data in StatCrunch - Winter 2022
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Working with Census tract data in StatCrunch - Winter 2022
Computing an average from a histogram
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Computing an average from a histogram
Making a regression line with StatCrunch
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Making a regression line with StatCrunch
Computing a correlation with StatCrunch
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Computing a correlation with StatCrunch
Making a scatterplot with StatCrunch
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Making a scatterplot with StatCrunch
StatCrunch - Graphs for quantitative data
มุมมอง 4493 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to graph quantitative data: histograms, stem & leaf, box plots, dot plots. Includes edits you can make to graphs.
StatCrunch - Computing statistics
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Learn how to use StatCrunch to compute basic statistics, including statistics where you want to statistics computed for separate groups.
StatCrunch - Beginnings
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Learn how to login and copy/paste data into StatCrunch.
Use GeoGebra to complete a hypothesis test for 1 population proportion
มุมมอง 1954 ปีที่แล้ว
This video will explain the clicks and the "whys" for a hypothesis test for one population proportion. (I accidentally say confidence interval in the first few seconds, but I meant hypothesis test.)
Use GeoGebra to compute t critical values
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Use GeoGebra to compute t critical values
What is a confidence interval? Learn by watching an applet.
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What is a confidence interval? Learn by watching an applet.
Geogebra: how to compute critical z (z*) values
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Geogebra: how to compute critical z (z*) values
GeoGebra: 1 proportion confidence interval
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GeoGebra: 1 proportion confidence interval
GeoGebra: Find the number that puts % area in the left tail under the normal curve
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GeoGebra: Find the number that puts % area in the left tail under the normal curve
GeoGebra: Find the % area between two numbers under the normal curve
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GeoGebra: Find the % area between two numbers under the normal curve
Making a 100% stacked column chart from a contingency table using Google Sheets.
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Making a 100% stacked column chart from a contingency table using Google Sheets.
Making a contingency table "by hand" using Google Sheets
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Making a contingency table "by hand" using Google Sheets
Left tail probability example using GeoGebra
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Left tail probability example using GeoGebra
Right tail probability example using GeoGebra
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Right tail probability example using GeoGebra
Using GeoGebra's normal distribution: introductions
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Using GeoGebra's normal distribution: introductions
Using the normal distribution calculator on Geogebra.org.
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Using the normal distribution calculator on Geogebra.org.
Little App Tour - Center & Spread from StatPREP
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Little App Tour - Center & Spread from StatPREP
Tour of the Dollar Street website
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Tour of the Dollar Street website
1 proportion Hypothesis Test with GeoGebra
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1 proportion Hypothesis Test with GeoGebra

ความคิดเห็น

  • @kristinatucker3075
    @kristinatucker3075 7 ปีที่แล้ว

    why did you choose the .3 column?

  • @unaizaali8663
    @unaizaali8663 8 ปีที่แล้ว

    waoo..its good.. I just want to ask some questions.. 1- can we start from any row or column we want to? 2-should we consider the last number e.g:- 01_50 so if in random number table we get 50 so are we going to consider it or not??? Thanking you in anticipation..!

    • @jenwardstats
      @jenwardstats 8 ปีที่แล้ว

      Yes, you can start from any row or column because the digits are all random. Be careful! Your textbook or instructor may tell you to start at a certain location, so you can check your answers against an answer key. I'm not sure I understand your second question, but I'll try to answer it! If you're looking to select numbers from 01 to 50, you'll probably use the number 50, because otherwise the directions would say select numbers from 01-49.