Moment Generating Functions (Part 2)

Calculating and using the moment generating function for a Bernoulli-distributed random variable.

[orderinchaos]

I was studying this at university and totally not getting it, and you've cleared it up in two videos and 15 minutes. Thank you!

[davidmcnamara]

This is the place to be for understanding MGFs!

[saula.rodriguez]

Excellent video and concept of the channel, congratulations.

[guilhermeelui]

That’s such a good and direct explanation. Thank you so much, you’re a legend!!

[Lesg]

God bless you for your insight. This is exceptional!

[shubhamgajeshwar]

You just saved me 2 days of worthless web scraping.

[chinedusamuel]

Waooo... So easily explained. Thank you

[andrewdeuriarte]

this video is well done. it is important that you watch part 1 to understand part 2.

[kingbaliyan]

Is there any other video for Bernoulli's?

[LucaPasciuta]

My gosh if only i found this video sooner, my exam is tomorrow morning.

[niiazbekmamasaliev]

explanation is perfect! But there is problem with the sound quality of the video. Audio is kinda problematic.

[jeremiahjohnson]

Great pair of videos! Thanks!
Though, shouldn't these be considered partial derivatives?

[motormotionpictures]

Damn u r so pretty, I can't focus on mgf

[cheyennehu]

Could someone plz explain what is the variable t, and why we evaluate the integration at t=0 ?

[shriyakatakam]

is there any textbook we can use to practice these??

[williamnjau]

I don’t understand house the derivative of pe to the t remains the same. Someone help