I have a very imminent deadline but i have to write a comment here. Man... Khan, I don't know which teaching school you went to, or if you even attended one. But thanks my dude. Thanks
Why not, instead of continuously adding new videos, add practice activities for existing courses? If I wanted to watch TH-cam vids there are plenty of more engaging channels :(
I have a very imminent deadline but i have to write a comment here. Man... Khan, I don't know which teaching school you went to, or if you even attended one. But thanks my dude. Thanks
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at 07:58 the equation will be I think P(X^2 is greater than 6) is less than 10% as per the chi-square distribution table
I think he just assumed/rounded that it's greater than 10% instead of saying something like greater than 9.85% or so
Even so this number is higher than 0.05%
I still can't make out the end part of the video..
Brilliantly explained. Thank you.
Thanks a ton
I stink at math, but I was still able to understand this
Interesting as always.
Love the channel man!
Shouldn't the p value be less than 10% for getting greater than 10%
Why are we allowed to obtain the p-value from a chi-square distribution?
I did not get why the null hypothesis is not rejected.
because the p of .1 is greater than .05, our alpha value
Beautiful.
Very interesting
We can only reject the Null hypithesis. Are you sure we can accept something?? Or we can test for rejection or not rejection?
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How did you get the actual #? I understand everything else, just not sure how you got that number.
by conducting a sample
it will usually be provided for u in the exam
"it might have just gotten more Ds"
MVP
No, it doesn't make any sense for me till there will be explanation why chi squared has exactly this formula.
:)
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Why not, instead of continuously adding new videos, add practice activities for existing courses?
If I wanted to watch TH-cam vids there are plenty of more engaging channels :(