Computing the Binomial Distribution with Excel

This video shows how to compute the values in the Binomial Distribution using Excel.

[@christophermeier8329]

thank you. after watching countless tutorials anding several different explanations, finally, someone who explains it in plain english. This is the first video I have watched on this that I wasn't more confused by the end.

[@elizavardanyan9989]

You made my life easier!!! Thank you so much

[@britnicreekmore1709]

Thank you! This video had the best explanation.

[@BriannaIsaac]

Thank you! it was to the point and well explained.

[@chive95]

This was extremely helpful thank you

[@ManshuvKafle]

Thank you very much.

[@alejandraplascencia5082]

Thank you so much you explained so well!

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[@lemuelbecc]

Clear and concise. Thanks!

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[@s.kennedygangte4899]

I wish if this question come on my practical exam 😢😅

[@MrsKim2430]

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[@maxdoran2504]

exactly what i needed, thank you

[@aasthakamboj4900]

Thank you,it was very useful!

[@namratasingh84]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@ChrisLove2010]

Why did you write 1-15.... I don't know what I would write in my own project.
My project is looking at 70 patients to see if they have been offered a trial yes/no...Would I then type 1-70...

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[@Topster1]

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[@b.b.ennin-bosomtwi2963]

Should there always be an E in the results? Am trying to calculate a something similar but l don't get any E in my results.

[@christophermeier8329]

@Stuxnet Cabal I don't think excel will allow a hundred decimal points lol

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[@shantierrav]

Life saver!

[@anuradhiiruka5323]

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[@jasonang3528]

Hi sorry but why is your n = 15 when u actually have 16 data point?

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[@jordiortega4436]

Fan-tas-tic! Thanks.

[@paulinex]

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[@johnholmberg7302]

This wasn't even right, he shouldve used q instead of p!!!

[@larissagault9433]

he's calculating the probability of success, so P is correct (q is used for the probability of failure)