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Really good explanation. The video can be named as "Dummies' guide to Means and Averages"

what about this question? is this interval or ratio? A researcher records the number of text messages a person sends per week using an open-ended response format: _____ # of text messages per week

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The explanation was really clear thank you so much sir we appreciate

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Please what does ed he mean by when when you use mad you need to do a case by case analysis. Why?

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no one ever taught maths with an example..WOW!!! Awesome.

Does the color of karate belt Ordinal scale?

This is concise. You dealt with 5 measures of variability in a short video with their explanations, formulae and examples. Thank you. We need more videos from you.

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Great video, especially the part you relate statistics with life & the summary.

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Well explained

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This is an exemplary video for institutions and teachers so that they know how to teach!

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Very nicely explained Sir. Clear animation makes it easy to understand. Thanks.

The is very comprehensible and easily applicable. It is the best explanation I have so far found. Thank you, Professor Matthias!

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Thank you so much for making this understandible, visual and practical!

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Plz Do a marathon on Probability and Stats. The way you explain 100 times better than my Prof.

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Hello Professor... Please upload more videos on statistics... We need such informative videos

One of the great explanations I've ever watched. Thank you very much for this.

You lectures are the greatest!!! Very helpful,thnxs a lot

To avoid confusion between the interval and ratio scales, remember that the ratio scale has a “true zero” point. In other words, a point labeled as zero on such a scale represents a total absence of the quality being measured. For this reason, the Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature scales are interval scales, NOT ratio scales, because neither 0 degrees Fahrenheit nor 0 degrees Celsius correspond to “the absence of temperature.” They are both simply arbitrary points on the scale, and we cannot say that 40 degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius is twice as warm as 20 degrees. On the Kelvin scale, however, we can make this determination because 0 K actually IS a true zero where there is total absence of temperature. So 40K is actually twice as warm as 20K, and the Kelvin scale is a ratio measurement.

great job, very crisp

This was very useful to me to the exam. Thank you

Very nice and clear presentation sir

sir please upload other videos also your explaination is simply super and we miss you

Hello Professor. Thank you for an informative video. Kindly make videos on the histogram to further explain the distribution

Wow finally someone actually explained geometric mean with an example. Thank you for your video! What is the benefit of the geometric mean in reflecting overall growth over just calculating the growth factor from the first value to the last? Is it used for projecting future growth say on a graph?

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Thank you sooooo much for this, Best video ever to learn about Nominal, Ordinal, Interval and Ratio Scale!! Now i dont feel so stupid ...

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Sir can u plz make a vedio on moments?

Great explanation Sir.

not sure why i still dont get it..

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