Excel 2013 Statistical Analysis #22: Z-Score = # of Standard Deviations, Chebshev’s &Empirical Rule

[@excelisfun]

Excel 2013 Statistical Analysis #22: Z-Score = # of Standard Deviations, Chebshev’s &Empirical Rule
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Topics in this video:
1. (00:09) Calculate z score. Z Score is the Number of Standard Deviations a particular value is away from the mean. Deviation divided by Standard Deviation formula or STANDARDIZE function.
2. (08:15) Chebshev’s Rule: 5 Examples
3. (14:03) Empirical Rule: 12 Examples

[@rodrigocustodio1955]

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[@DolphinDivingChamp]

These videos just got me an A on my take home test!!!! Thanks so much

[@ShahinMahmudhtw]

Yor are an excellent teacher, thank you very much for your time and effort.

[@danhnguyen3784]

Thank for fantastic course.
1 question: what happen with Z=1 in Chebshev’s rule (Proportions is 0 and how we can deal with that value?)

[@salwaothman8978]

very good effort

[@pphong]

Fantastic!

[@TheMuratca]

These training are awesome! Where can we see how to create the height bellcurve chart that we see @18:00. I downloaded the excel but do you have a video showing how to create (this chart is different than your 2009 normal probabilistic charts)

[@zhouyinwei2007]

I need not only learn the excel tricks, but also review back some statistic knowledge to catch up [・ヘ・?]

[@excelisfun]

This is one of my better stats videos, if you want to know the hows and the WHYS : )

[@Clifffffffffford]

Thanks

[@excelisfun]

You are welcome, clifford!!!! : )

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