Please notice me, what if the 2 values have different interval from the mean score, example if the mean score is 95 and standard deviation is 7.95, and the 2 values are 67 and 117, what is the percentage included in between the 2 values?
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I appreciate your lectures very much. But why suddenly use THETA for std.dev when you have been using SIGMA all along in prev videos to represent std.dev. ? This sudden change can cause confusion and difficult to remember in the long run.
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In 12:34, shouldn't that bigger than or equals operator only be a bigger than operator? Since the original formula uses 1/k^2, it has the equals in the reverse way.
Please notice me, what if the 2 values have different interval from the mean score, example if the mean score is 95 and standard deviation is 7.95, and the 2 values are 67 and 117, what is the percentage included in between the 2 values?
The number of clients Jan sees per week averages 58 with a standard deviation of 4. If N is the number of clients she sees in a given week, find the range that will include N at least 99% of the time. How the hell do you find K in the question??? does anybody understand?