Probability Top 10 Must Knows (ultimate study guide)

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0:00 - Experimental Probability
3:01 - Theoretical Probability
7:58 - Probability Using Sets
14:07 - Conditional Probability
17:19 - Multiplication Law
22:11 - Permutations
27:37 - Combinations
31:56 - Continuous Probability Distributions
40:11 - Binomial Probability Distribution
46:01 - Geometric Probability Distribution

[tarkatirtha]

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[chandrasekhareeddy]

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[PedroRodriguez-dlyt]

When I was a high school student and we had a statistics class, I was very absent-minded. Once I declared my love to the most beautiful girl in school. She looked at me with those green eyes that pierced me and said very seriously: "You have a chance with me." In any case, she repeated a lot of zeros. I opened my eyes wide and jumped out, shouting with happiness, "I have a chance, I have a chance."

[wisdomackah]

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[jcpmac]

Yours are such thorough explanations, JensonMaths; unhurried, calm and always interesting.

[phuongphan]

thank u so much I have to master probability before my upcoming university entrance exam

[bouazabachir]

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[avidreader]

I knew probabiliies. But I got a slightly different point of view for conditional probability with venn diagram. We all have blind spots. Hearing from multiple sourecs throws light on these spots. Thank you.

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[tiitola]

Well explained. I couldn't get my head around it when in school., but now I'm enjoying it. Thanks for sharing.

[mehtubbhai]

I went through a whole semester in secondary school not really understanding this. Wish you were my teacher then. Excellent explanation of the basics!

I hope you will also cover linear algebra in the future.

[joshsambrook-smith]

Your videos are fantastic. Thank you so much for your efforts! Why couldn't math have been taught like this when i was at school!

[geordie]

Is this an accurate distillation?
1. Experimental probability – percentage of X in results found
2. Theoretical probability – percentage of X in results predicted
3. Set intersection - percentage of members in two or more sets that are the same
4. Conditional probability – percentage of times event B follows event A
5. Multiplication law - percentage of times events A and B both happen
6. Permutation – given N things in a sequence, the percentage of one permutation
7. Combination - given N things in any order, the percentage of one permutation
8. Continuous probability distribution – as for example in bell curve
9. Binomial probability distribution – percentage of a success in a N trials
10. Geometric probability distribution - percentage of first success after N trials.

[jinjin]

I love this series please upload more top 10❤️

[timwood]

As noted by others, this video a model of clarity It don't get much better than this!

[debmalyabanerjee]

Your videos are fascinating and easy to understand. Please do a complete set of probability videos starting from basic concepts to moment generating function and then finally to the distributions.

[saumyaagrawal]

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[FrankCostanza-ub]

Statistics seems easy on the surface, but it is actually one of the most difficult of subjects.

[hajstra]

So far, I got to the point 4 and find this video immensely helpful.
In the “Must know 4” I do not see any relation between the Veen diagram in the definition and the provided example.
The denominator n(A) implies that A in provided example is a total number of females. So, B is a total number of males. What is than ‘A and B’? Is there any way to create a Veen diagram for the example?

[EdisonBrima]

Appreciate your videos well explained and clear watched every top ten video u made plz make statistics next