@Jeffrey On a video about probability I'd expect you to know that the probability this has a positive effect on someone is most likely less than the likelihood of just making people annoyed and uncomfortable. Bloody selfish to push your views on others.
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@04rkeigh Not at all. The way you play from one game or match to the next is affected by form, how you played previously, confidence etc. Do you not think that when England play in the world cup they will be unaffected by previous matches, injuries to the team, tiredness etc. I think they will. The same for the tennis example.
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ExamSolutions I don't completely understand the tennis example. Imagine I had a tennis match with my friend I had a 40% chance of winning. Let's say he wins the first match and we have a break to recover our energy before the 2nd match. I would still have a 40% chance of winning therefore it's not dependent on the 1st match. I think a better example is if you were talking about a competition where if I win I progress to the 2nd match where I can either win or lose or if I lose the 1st match I am eliminated from the competition. P.S thanks for the fantastic videos :)
Sorry, but whether you take a break or not, the way you play the next game is very dependent on how you played before. Your form is affected, your energy is affected, the way your opponent plays, which side of the court your on, playing into the sun, wind etc. It all very dependent.
Hi Stuart - not that this is important anyway, but at 8:19, when you were talking about an example of scoring 1 "6s", it could happen by scoring a 6 on the first throw, not on the second throw, but on the third throw... But I swear that would be scoring 2 "6s" instead or 1?? xD Great work by the way, always enjoyed your videos since college. I'm currently revising for my 4th year uni stuff (quantitative methods) and still find your videos very useful! A big thank you to you.
With the football match example - couldn't you look at that as two outcomes to make it suitable for binomial distribution - i.e. winning is the success and drawing or losing combined as the failure?
@ExamSolutions I respectively disagree. Confidence may play a factor in your performance, but not necessarily the outcome of the match. For example, your opponent could play an equally poor match, perhaps double faulting or hitting the ball out of play regularly. Also, confidence does not have a direct effect on your next performance, otherwise players would either constantly lose matches or constantly win matches. Rafael Nadal would have been confident playing Robin Soderling at Rolland Garros
why is the tennis match dependant on each other? regardless of whether i win or lose in the first match, i still have a 50% chance of winning or losing in the second match. Isnt this independant?
@TOinfinityNOW Yes, the chance of getting heads on a coin will always be 1/2 and the chance of getting a 6 on a dice will always be 1/6, but he's basically saying that at each stage, will his chance of succeeding (getting a 6 or a heads) always be the same? and the question is no because he is 50% likely to get heads in one trial but the chance of him succeeding when he rolls for a six drops to 1/6. Your comment was 9 months ago though lol, so this comment is pretty pointless
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@Jeffrey On a video about probability I'd expect you to know that the probability this has a positive effect on someone is most likely less than the likelihood of just making people annoyed and uncomfortable. Bloody selfish to push your views on others.
@@tjravend it made me laugh actually
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i literally love this guy, the way he explains stuff makes me feel like im back in my maths class in gcse rather than in my lecture hall with my teacher talking foreign
explained so much clearer, detailed and easier than my maths teacher who is supposed to be one of the best teachers according to everyone (he explains things in a way that more advanced students would understand and therefore rushing it) whereas you explain in a much more detailed way, making me actually UNDERSTAND what im doing rather than just a process that i have to memorise!! thank you ever so much for these free videos! literally a life saver! x
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I used this video to revise for my AS mock, and now I've come back to it to quickly revise the binomial distribution again for my real exam. Thank you for these very helpful and informative tutorials.
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@04rkeigh Not at all. The way you play from one game or match to the next is affected by form, how you played previously, confidence etc. Do you not think that when England play in the world cup they will be unaffected by previous matches, injuries to the team, tiredness etc. I think they will. The same for the tennis example.
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ExamSolutions I don't completely understand the tennis example. Imagine I had a tennis match with my friend I had a 40% chance of winning. Let's say he wins the first match and we have a break to recover our energy before the 2nd match. I would still have a 40% chance of winning therefore it's not dependent on the 1st match.
I think a better example is if you were talking about a competition where if I win I progress to the 2nd match where I can either win or lose or if I lose the 1st match I am eliminated from the competition.
P.S thanks for the fantastic videos :)
Sorry, but whether you take a break or not, the way you play the next game is very dependent on how you played before. Your form is affected, your energy is affected, the way your opponent plays, which side of the court your on, playing into the sun, wind etc. It all very dependent.
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@mauroprovatos Not at all. AND you multiply not add. You add when two events are mutually exclusive the (OR rule)
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Hi Stuart - not that this is important anyway, but at 8:19, when you were talking about an example of scoring 1 "6s", it could happen by scoring a 6 on the first throw, not on the second throw, but on the third throw... But I swear that would be scoring 2 "6s" instead or 1?? xD
Great work by the way, always enjoyed your videos since college. I'm currently revising for my 4th year uni stuff (quantitative methods) and still find your videos very useful! A big thank you to you.
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With the football match example - couldn't you look at that as two outcomes to make it suitable for binomial distribution - i.e. winning is the success and drawing or losing combined as the failure?
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No. The whole point of the Binomial distribution is that the probability remains constant.
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So why isn't the probability of success of the problem considered constant = 1/2 * 1/6 = 1/12?
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Can we have a binomial distribution if the probability of failure is not constant?
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Isn't the probability of success the prob. of getting a 6 AND geting a heads = 1/2 +1/6 = constant?
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@ExamSolutions I respectively disagree. Confidence may play a factor in your performance, but not necessarily the outcome of the match. For example, your opponent could play an equally poor match, perhaps double faulting or hitting the ball out of play regularly. Also, confidence does not have a direct effect on your next performance, otherwise players would either constantly lose matches or constantly win matches. Rafael Nadal would have been confident playing Robin Soderling at Rolland Garros
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How can I solve this ? (2a-3b)^9. Please answer it. Thank you. ExamSolutions
+Ann Aguilar well it depends on the formula, i don't know if this video tells you the formula.
ExamSolutions At 8:25, if he scored a 6 on the 1st and 3rd wouldn't that be 2 6s rather than 1?
+Spiraph Kuriki yes lol, simple mistake
why is the tennis match dependant on each other? regardless of whether i win or lose in the first match, i still have a 50% chance of winning or losing in the second match. Isnt this independant?
Do you think Murray always has a 50 50 chance of winning a match. when he plays. You are basing it on the toss of a coin whether he wins or not.
@TOinfinityNOW Yes, the chance of getting heads on a coin will always be 1/2 and the chance of getting a 6 on a dice will always be 1/6, but he's basically saying that at each stage, will his chance of succeeding (getting a 6 or a heads) always be the same? and the question is no because he is 50% likely to get heads in one trial but the chance of him succeeding when he rolls for a six drops to 1/6. Your comment was 9 months ago though lol, so this comment is pretty pointless
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@04rkeigh 2009, a time where he had never lost to the player, nor lost a match at Rolland Garros in 4 years. Yet he lost.
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