Statistical Distributions 4 • Binomial Distribution • Stats1 Ex6B • 🤖

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[fatmabatmaz]

This is so much easier now that I understand where the formula came from!

[JettixX]

Excellent video as always Mr. Bicen. Your teaching style is great.

[Lord_Of_Demise]

14:36 Having immediately gotten the answer, really wished to raise my hand and answer 😅

[ikunimmmm]

11:59 the way I audibly gasped because I never noticed this before

[mlee]

amazing video! what's the answer to the final question?

[Lord_Of_Demise]

4:14 I don't understand the demand of this question. What does it mean by a model?

[Justinpi]

At 3:30 what would we get mathematically if we didn't multiplying by the probability of failure

[mathborg]

4:22 why isn’t the probability of being a left handed person 6/8=0.75?

[borsalinokizaru]

At 3:45, If you saw this type of question in an exam, how would you recognise that this is a binomial distribution question? Also do all of those conditions (trials are independent, fixed number of trials...) not need to apply for the model to be valid for part c?

[velectro]

At 12:18 can you explain why the probability of less than/equal to 1 is equal to the sum of probability of 1 and 0?

[marwazara]

Are you expected to know how to do it in this way in an exam or can you just use ur calculator and do binomial pd ?

[fuzzX]

Would you still get the marck if you wrote the answer as A×10^B

[mrbicenstudent]

Can you let me know the answer and method for 2a, b. I think the video cuts before the answers are displayed. Thank you!!