This was brilliant Brandon. I've been reading a book on calculus named "Infinite Powers" and when you came to the point of taking Combinations to infinity and how it approximates the bell curve, it was such a beautiful feeling of comprehension and understanding. Now its solid in my head that normal distribution is nothing but combination problem approaching infinity. Thank you for making these video series
Thank you I mean you really help various students throughout the world. You haven't literally a skipped a single video I hope I could ever talk to you Thank you again
This was brilliant Brandon. I've been reading a book on calculus named "Infinite Powers" and when you came to the point of taking Combinations to infinity and how it approximates the bell curve, it was such a beautiful feeling of comprehension and understanding. Now its solid in my head that normal distribution is nothing but combination problem approaching infinity. Thank you for making these video series
Thank you I mean you really help various students throughout the world.
You haven't literally a skipped a single video I hope I could ever talk to you
Thank you again
Briliant!! I am enjoying every bit of your lecture. Never before the coffee tasted better!!!
Only motivation left for me ...that's you Brandon..thank you so much
4:30 We were taught that zero is not a natural number
Anyway, thank you for your work. This video provides us with quite an interesting insight 😮
Connecting the dots brilliantly!
Brandon Foltz,
How can I get these very well prepared slides?
phenomenal video as always, many thanks!
thank you 🖤
thanks for your real contribution to educate people. In this lecture, is C(12, 0
Excellent and thank you Brandon.
Excellent and amazing brandon
Would you do some videos on trend analysis? Like Mann Kendall?
Thanks a lot for your fantastic videos
Excellent, thank you
AhmedK Thanks so much!
***** I absolutely love your videos. They are excellent from top to bottom. Can you please do a video on Bayes Theorem!
+Brandon Foltz this video looks similar to the previous video.
+Brandon Foltz This video is a repeat of the previous video.
whoa! enlightenment!
Why is it the same video ‘Nearly Normal’ repeated thrice in the list????
I was curious and frustrated why why man why probability, combination, permutations are connected
now I understanding hmmm that's why