Percentiles and Percentile Ranks

[@rosepolzin6001]

Just want to say big thanks for this explanation. I got the problem solved at Grand Canyon University using this explanation. Very nice! Thanks

[@ohjohnushouldnthave]

i have to give major props to you for your clear and concise explanation. The text I am using is not not very clear as to the distinction between percentile and percentile rank. Good teaching! Thank you!

[@wilkisterodanga1560]

Thanks 👍 so much. I've understood it very well.
God bless you

[@togepilinhvuu906]

It's very clear and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@theTchild]

Very well explained ,,, short , precise and detailed

[@shilpibhardwaj6278]

Isn't no of siblings a discrete variable? how can it have limits stretching from x.5 to y.5??

[@latinrenaissance4]

I finally understand, thank you!

[@GuilhermeMendesG]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@rahrealofficial]

Clearily and understandable

[@user-eg4vi1mt2o]

My problem is fully solved.
Thanks.

[@albaraamesawi392]

do these work under a normal distribution too?

[@mikamika8071]

Very clear and helpful, thank you so much

[@thubelihlekupa3339]

Great explanation,, I'm curious what is app/software you use for your black board?

[@logeshraja9416]

How percent can be in decimal when no of siblings can be only whole number

[@bizcuitedits8941]

thanks boi

[@allycatg9000]

I am doing independent study, and the book explains nothing to be and actually has made it so I am already behind, thank you

[@myhijabiworld863]

Thanks alot

[@mitchell9169]

best explanation on youtube

[@JasonRicciStatsTutor]

:) Thanks

[@mahendrakarki1328]

Good

[@sea525]

There should be NO 100 percentile right? So why including it? Is this true calculation?

[@TheKrunalpatel]

could u explain how to find percentile and percentile ranks when marks of different subject of some students is given

[@jaweriakhalid1104]

kindly please tell me i have group data how can i find percentile rank

[@BeIieveInMyLife]

What is Percentile rank of 3.0 ? Thank you

[@Erica-yu6jw]

I think he just explained the equal to or less than using the percentile rank, so that would still be 3.5, I could be wrong tho..

[@BeIieveInMyLife]

@@Erica-yu6jw i think 3.0 = Percentile rank 76.78%. (20+1.5)/28*100 i’m not sure.

[@hisetenespanolbysara6556]

Sound is terrible, too low.

[@kingkrung1282]

I cant understand

[@zekariyaseshetu3315]

It is a poor presentation and not attractive.

[@bijoux873]

If I had a nickle for every time I heard that