Omg I wanna thank you so much. I've been confused for maybe a week and this vid made me so mad and even more confused. Hope you're living a good life 💕
Trying to get the Gini Coefficient from trying to make numbers from a table fit on a Lorenz curve. I wanted to use the midpoint formula, but it is giving me a number that is way off. There are only 7 points. The Gini coefficient is also way off since I have to subtract the area under the curve from the Line of Equality, and the area under the Lorenz curve is wrong. I don't know what to do.
When he says base, he means the end points of the rectangles. Example, he gets a base of 3 because 4-1 =3/ 8-4 = 4/ 15-8=7/ 22-15=7
Omg I wanna thank you so much. I've been confused for maybe a week and this vid made me so mad and even more confused. Hope you're living a good life 💕
@@cordeliaclaire1960 lmao i was confused then figured it out another way and that way was wrong so thank you jaime garcia
I hate how a lot of the material in calculus is easy, but you still get it wrong if you don't memorize it.
All I can say is thank you for your help!!!!!!!
Dunno why but ur penmanship resembles the handwriting of my classmate😂
You. Are. amazing.
Thank you! I appreciate your help
Where did you get the base?
Bro why wouldn't you use the lines for the base at the top of the table???
Trying to get the Gini Coefficient from trying to make numbers from a table fit on a Lorenz curve. I wanted to use the midpoint formula, but it is giving me a number that is way off. There are only 7 points. The Gini coefficient is also way off since I have to subtract the area under the curve from the Line of Equality, and the area under the Lorenz curve is wrong. I don't know what to do.
Bugo yawa