how is this channel so underrated? miss estruch, I love how you break down these monstrous topics and make them seem like a lot less nightmare-inducing. you're amazing! keep up the great work!
Hello 👋🏻 Thank you!!! 😊 Really glad you find they help demystify topics. That's what I've tried hard to do, stick to the key points for more concise and clear explanations.
Miss Estruch, I can't thank you enough honestly. You're genuinely helping so many people and doing it so casually. You're not the hero TH-cam deserves, but you're the hero it needs.
WOW that was really helpful thank you so much😭😭 I always don't get the marks for these questions because I don't know the right things to say - but you gave a really clear solution so many many thanks, I will go practice some now!!
Thank you! I always found maths at school so have put a lot of effort in as a teacher to fully understand and explain in a way that hopefully all can understand.
Hi! I'm watching your maths skills playlist and it is so helpful! I know that maths skills make up 10% of the paper in total, but I was wondering if they tend to be more heavily concentrated in one particular paper? (AQA)
Hello, thank you so much for explaining this with so much clarity! Is it possible to link the standard deviation 'bars' on the bar graph to talk about the reliability of the results? For instance, can we say that since the standard deviation overlaps between A and C, they are less reliable?
the overlap doesn't link to reliability. It just shows there is no significant difference. If the standard deviation is large then the reliability is low, as the repeats must vary a lot from the mean.
i am trying to sketch a normal distribution graph based on a mean of 21.8k and sd of 1k with a range of 19-24k with a nominal value of 22k any advice? i have worked out the numbers but not sure how to show on a bell graph i worked out 19-21.8/2 = -2.8 and 24-21.8/2 = +2.2 i need to show 2 graphs and compare, changing the sd to 21.5 and see which one gives better results closer to 22k.
See if the value of the mean overlaps when you add/minus the standard deviation. e.g a mean of 7 (SD +/-1.2) and 8 (SD +/- 0.8) are different BUT if the standard deviation were considered then they would overlap (7 -> 8.2) (8 -> 7.2)
how is this channel so underrated? miss estruch, I love how you break down these monstrous topics and make them seem like a lot less nightmare-inducing. you're amazing! keep up the great work!
Hello 👋🏻
Thank you!!! 😊
Really glad you find they help demystify topics. That's what I've tried hard to do, stick to the key points for more concise and clear explanations.
Miss Estruch, I can't thank you enough honestly. You're genuinely helping so many people and doing it so casually. You're not the hero TH-cam deserves, but you're the hero it needs.
Aww thank you so much, that is so kind. So happy you are finding the videos so helpful
Thank you for going through this! Im in year 13 and Ive never understood standard deviation until now😳 Got my exam this week, hopefully it goes well!
ah awesome!! Good luck!!!
This is by far the best explaination of stadard deviation.
aww thanks! Glad you found it helpful 😊😊
Miss Estruch, I genuinely hope someone gives you a massive hug lol. Thanks so much for this.
haha thanks 😊 Hope it helped you understand statistical analysis
Have my mock tomorrow, thank you!!
I hope it helps you Emma!
Good luck
You are saving my mock grades, thank you!
Awwww so glad! Good luck 👍🤞
6:00 how would I know if there’s an overlap if my values were larger? for example -128 and +146 and so on?
WOW that was really helpful thank you so much😭😭 I always don't get the marks for these questions because I don't know the right things to say - but you gave a really clear solution so many many thanks, I will go practice some now!!
Good luck with the practice questions, hopefully you'll start to see you gain more marks 😀 Really pleased it helped you understand this skill better
Brilliantly explained thanks
Thank you! I always found maths at school so have put a lot of effort in as a teacher to fully understand and explain in a way that hopefully all can understand.
I don’t understand what you mean by over lap and not overlapping in the first table you used about species
how do u know they overlap through the table?
This vid is awesome, thanks for being a LOT of assistance.
so pleased it helped!!
Hi! I'm watching your maths skills playlist and it is so helpful! I know that maths skills make up 10% of the paper in total, but I was wondering if they tend to be more heavily concentrated in one particular paper? (AQA)
Hey no, they are evenly spread typically 😊 Hope the playlist is helping
thank you very much, you're awesome at being a teacher!
aww thank you. So happy to help ☺️
Thank you your videos are a great help!
So glad they are helping you 😊😁
hi what would you do if if says 2 standard deviations? thanks,
same concept. If there's an overlap in the 2 XSD it shows a significant difference
@@MissEstruchBiology how would you calculate 2 standard deviation?
Very well explained, thank you 💫
Can you tell me how to calculate 95% intervals? Or do you have a vid on it? My exam is tmrw pls help
Hello, thank you so much for explaining this with so much clarity! Is it possible to link the standard deviation 'bars' on the bar graph to talk about the reliability of the results? For instance, can we say that since the standard deviation overlaps between A and C, they are less reliable?
the overlap doesn't link to reliability. It just shows there is no significant difference.
If the standard deviation is large then the reliability is low, as the repeats must vary a lot from the mean.
hope that helps 😊
@@MissEstruchBiology Thank you so much!
@@MissEstruchBiology what does significant difference mean?
This helped me so much thankyou !
I'm so glad!
Hi Miss,
Thank you very much for making such informative videos. Will we ever be required to use the S.D formula?
You're welcome 😊 No you won't in a biology A level exam.
really helpful, thanks alot
You're welcome! So glad it helped you!
thank you, thank you, thank you
you're very welcome 😄😄
did they change the spec or is this AQA only? OCR asks you to calculate SD all the time
This is for AQA
i am trying to sketch a normal distribution graph based on a mean of 21.8k and sd of 1k with a range of 19-24k with a nominal value of 22k any advice? i have worked out the numbers but not sure how to show on a bell graph
i worked out 19-21.8/2 = -2.8 and 24-21.8/2 = +2.2 i need to show 2 graphs and compare, changing the sd to 21.5 and see which one gives better results closer to 22k.
How would you tell if there is an overlap from a table?
See if the value of the mean overlaps when you add/minus the standard deviation.
e.g a mean of 7 (SD +/-1.2) and 8 (SD +/- 0.8) are different BUT if the standard deviation were considered then they would overlap (7 -> 8.2) (8 -> 7.2)
visualise it as the data on a bar chart
hi, when you say this can't be assessed in exam - is that for edexcel b as well?
Are there any videos on uncertainty for AQA?
Thanks! I have my October exam starting tomorrow and received next to no help from my school so this is very useful!
Good luck for tomorrow!!!
I hope the videos have helped you prepare.
ive had a mock with OCR biology that has a standard deviation question worth 4 marks?
Thank you 🙏
You're welcome 😊 Hope it helps you
You are gem🎉
awww thank you!
so good, thank you.
you're so welcome!
What if we are asked to draw the error bars
could do a video on ratio on graphs and how to interpret them?
Great idea. I will be doing exam qs videos this year, so I'll add that.
Is this for OCR?
It's for AQA, but it will be very similar if not the same for OCR.
8 + 2.8 isn't 10.2 ?
Hello, what minute is that? Ill check for the error 😊
@@MissEstruchBiology 5:20