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Rachelle Wilkinson
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Section P.1 Basic Probability Rules
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Basic Probability including compliment rule, additive rule, and multiplicative rule. Sampling with and without replacement.
How to Make a Kahoot!
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Quick demo on how to make a quiz in Kahoot. This was originally made as instruction for students to make the Kahoot, then post the link for fellow classmates on the class discussion board (hence the discussion board references near the end of the video).
How to View Assignment Feedback in Blackboard
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How to View Assignment Feedback in Blackboard
Class Recording, Lock Sections P.1 and P.4
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Class Recording, Lock Sections P.1 and P.4
Class Recording, Lock Sections 3.3 and 3.4
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Class Recording, Lock Sections 3.3 and 3.4
How to Construct Bootstrap Confidence Intervals
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How to Construct Bootstrap Confidence Intervals
Creating Histograms using the BYUI Statistics Toolbox
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Creating Histograms using the BYUI Statistics Toolbox
How to use the MathPad Editor in WileyPlus
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How to use the MathPad Editor in WileyPlus
Thank you
Very helpful videos for when I'm a little behind in class from writing sometimes!
So funny😃
Thank you so much. Your tip. Now I understand how to explain my histogram.
Sweet video!
Agreed! Quite statastic
Goofy and good. Thank you.
Thanks!
Thanks thanks thankss reallly helpfullll
you are a literal life saver.
ChartExpo
Thx
thank you
Given sample average _x= 33.56 and s=4.69, compute the lower and upper endpoints that contain roughly 95% of the data values.
Thank you so much
Very nice and clear explanations!
Thanks---glad you found it helplful!
This was amazing!! I am not in your BYUi class, but your examples were golden. Do you happen to have a review for the Unit 4 exam? Regression etc.
Hi Dana...glad you found it helpful! Here is one for Exam 4: byui.zoom.us/rec/share/jaO53hLa1iXF7aUpXz_cROr8xubMT3rMDovfOOkzhx1PE8ZgXXefm29fN5v5FlN5.XsfnWOo_Y592bPKD
@@RachelleWilkinson I am not able to open this link.
Statistics is my 13th reason why
Hi Madam Rachelle Wilkinson, I have a question about this video. + After I drew histogram I would like to sent this image go to Powpoint/Word, I want to delete a part I don't need ( example 1:12, a gray background ) only keep a white rectangle and reduce almost gray part. + How to delete a gray background ? (export and copy paste a selected area of graph ). I hope I would receive your answer soon. Thanks Madam Rachelle Wilkinson so much.
Hi....not sure what version of Minitab you are using, but if you double click on the graph in Minitab, it will bring up and "edit" window. Click on the area of the graph that you want to change color (like the background) and look for the paint can symbol to change the gray to white or something else. You can also get rid of, or change font on the axis labels to reduce extra gray space.
@@RachelleWilkinson It's Minitab 16, Thanks Madam Rachelle Wilkinso so much, I can do it 😁
so we all came to cheat :)
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why good teachers like you don't continue making short videos like this. It was very usefull. regards
This was recommended by my Research Methods professor and it's wonderful. Thank you!
Glad you found it helpful!
OMGGGG THANKYOU! Have a good rest of your day
Thanks! That’s very helpful!
That is really nice trick You have helped me a lot Love you from Egypt
Glad you found it helpful!
Hi Rechelle, could you share this toolbox please?
Hi Luis....you can find a link to the Toolbox at the top of the page here: statistics.byuimath.com/index.php?title=Data
Yes yes yes! I feel much better that I am not going crazy with this …. Thank you ! An arm trick!!!
omg thank you, my dumb ass was not reading what the greek characters were saying. This is how people need to explain this! Not all of us working on AI are wizards in math lol.
that was very helpful. thank you
Thanks Rachelle. I am the first o comment :). How do make line graph of 3 y variables, against categorical variable on x-axis?
Alpha is always 0.5 or 0.05?
Typically .05. It can also be .01 or .10
You guys are really bashing her for doing her job, not to mention this was posted Oct 3rd, 2017.
its not about the date her title is how to see answers in quiz when it should be how to see past quiz answers so we have the right to bash her LMAO
It is much easier to remember if you consider your feet shape instead of hands...lol
Nice😎
Wow, though this is dated, I have asked this exact question...thanks, very helpful.
Why you use that title
Does 'SRS' stand for 'Sufficient Random Sample' or something else? Also, what is 'SPSS'? They are shown in the decision tree. Also, why should df be 'approximate' when running 'two-sample t procedures'? Appreciate a help here.
SRS stands for "Simple Random Sample"....a sampling method in which all samples of the same size have an equal chance of being the sample selected. SPSS is a statistical analysis program that is used frequently in the social sciences...there are formulas to do these computations as well, but my classes were not required to do the calculations by hand. When looking at the sampling distribution for the difference of two means, it does not follow an exact t distribution---hence the "approximate". There is a nasty formula you can use to determine df, that will be more accurate, however it is much easier to just take the smaller of n1-1 and n2-1, so without software to do the nasty calculations, most people use that instead. The df estimate this way is "conservative" meaning that you will get a higher number than if you used the nasty formula, so p-values will be slightly larger and confidence intervals will be slightly wider.
SPSS is a statistical software package. You see that in the tree because that is what you use to solve the problem. Essentially, you enter the important parameters and it will do the calculation for you per the test you select.
pov you searched up how to see answers on a quiz and it took you to this
I was trying to cheat -_-
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I love you! thank you, life saver!
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To see the add-ons button in the toolbar you need to work on a google sheets document (i.e. not an excel file .xlsx for instance). Also you should find add-ons (google marketplace) by clicking the "+" on the vertical bar on the very right of your screen (below the icons for calendar, keep and tasks). Still, the Statistics package hasn't migrated in the marketplace so it is unavailable. If anyone has suggestions for other add-ons that can do the job please let us know (the candlestick chart is pretty dreadful)!
i just got click baited RIP
This is adorable and so easy to understand. Thank you!
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we are trying to cheat
Great video I follow you from Egypt
Bitch clickbaited and didn't even know
Uwu