Calculating percentile | Modeling data distributions | AP Statistics | Khan Academy

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[@shyboievris834]

My teacher ripped this exact same question for one of my stats tests... online schooling at it's finest...

[@sourabhrathi1753]

4/7 = .57142857 in repeat mode ...though explanation is really good..keep up...thnx for posting such videos..

[@goreacraft]

2:43 small unimportant detail: 4/7 != 0.555..

[@useruser-useruser-useruser]

gorea craft it is important.

[@goreacraft]

i do not think it is important as it does not effect the video message/lesson, it is just a small human mistake and i pointed out so he can add a correction comment if he want on the video

[@Baitsy]

i see no difference in what he did vs what you're saying

[@EscapefromtheUnwanted]

(8/14)× 100%= 57.14%

[@ajansurveys6673]

@@Baitsy LOL He uses python language, "!=" Means not equal to

[@imaglyy3132]

Dang it, I'm right! I'm so ready for examination in 1 hour and a quarter!

[@misatange]

Thanks for this, my homework has to deal with bell curves but it helped illustrate the concept :)

[@canlis4987]

What about for frequencies. If I have to calculate the percentile of 11.4, do I count how many frequencies are below 11.4, or do I add all the frequencies that are 11.4? Example, say there are 6 frequencies that are below 11.4. Do I dived 6 by 11.4? Or, say those 6 frequencies are, 8.2, 7.4, 7, 6.8, 5.2, and 3.3. Do I add all those frequencies up then divide it by 11.4?

[@garybriers]

4/7 = 0.5714

[@skynet_cyberdyne_systems]

Clearly explained

[@Kwintessential2]

Ok I got this one right.

[@erinodea5790]

um 49??

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[@SuperiorWare]

Look like a Statistics question.

[@njerzynek]

this is median, not mean! mean is the normal destination of %!!!

[@njerzynek]

sorry! percentile is based on median!

[@user-ih7ej2tv8f]

hi

[@francescakray233]

Wednesday 15th November 2023. 20.10pm. "Dear Sir. Good-evening. How are you? I hope you are well. Thank you so much for your explanation of Percentile. I barely understood it. I will have to watch it again and again." Yours Faithfully. Sir Francesca Kray.

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goat'

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[@cheezywizard5292]

First one here!

[@grsnis743]

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[@useruser-useruser-useruser]

4/7 is 0.5555.....? hm...... Somebody needs a math lesson.

[@TheCarlespuyol]

You need "chilling down" lesson...

[@chillygamingreal]

are you seriously tryna roast sal khan himself lmfao

[@nitecoredj]

hi