CS1: Actuarial Statistics 1: Statistics Basics (Central Tendency, Spread, Skewness- with logic)

[@kumaranand015]

It's very well explained. Saved lots of time. Thanks a ton.

[@kajalverma8439]

Thank you so much sir you explained each and every concept in depth and logic behind them

[@shrawanipal]

HI, what does the i stand for when we write x sub i or f sub i? What is the i in subscript? 18:03

[@TheActuarialGuyRomit]

i is the summation counter,
You are summing over i goes from 1 to n.

[@donaldzvadah1318]

Good introduction to prerequisites. Thanks
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[@TheActuarialGuyRomit]

Hi
Thank you for your kind words!
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[@aryavijay410]

Bro just finished whole school statistics in just an hour

[@Ktemerald]

Great intro; thank you!

[@yingyingw11]

Thank you for this video

[@hritikjain9469]

Sir ,please post a video regarding monte carlo simulation of cs1 and poisson process

[@shrawanipal]

At 49:46 why are we multiplying x bar by n instead of by summation? I didn't get that part.

[@TheActuarialGuyRomit]

x-bar is a constant (for all values of i) - so it's like adding xbar, n times;
Which is n*xbar
Hope that clarifies it.
Else you may call me up.

[@shrawanipal]

@@TheActuarialGuyRomit oh okay thank you

[@anu_viswa]

at 48:11 25+11 is 41 not 42 . hence 82/5= 16.4 not 16.8

[@TheActuarialGuyRomit]

Thanks for the correction.

[@shivanitalewar5267]

Thankyou so much😊.....

[@TheActuarialGuyRomit]

Hi Shivani,
Thankyou for your appreciation
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