yeah it’s kinda annoying but just use whatever u feel most comfortable with, trust me when I say it doesn’t matterTHERES FOUR SETS OF THE SAME FORMULA NOW
yeah it’s kinda annoying but just use whatever u feel most comfortable with, trust me when I say it doesn’t matterTHERES FOUR SETS OF THE SAME FORMULA NOW
wait but like for example with sample mean: expected value is the same but variance is variance of the normal dist/ number of sample so its different? cuz unlike np(1-p) u actually need the variance in the first place???yeah it’s kinda annoying but just use whatever u feel most comfortable with, trust me when I say it doesn’t matter
why not? I’m the balding one you can definitely use any method and in the first one you can find probability with standard deviationwait but like for example with sample mean: expected value is the same but variance is variance of the normal dist/ number of sample so its different? cuz unlike np(1-p) u actually need the variance in the first place???
could u clarify this a bit. using the two images i asked u about a few minutes ago. The mean salary has a sample but the people balding one also has a sample but in the balding one u can't use sample mean?? and the first one u can't use np(1-p) because u dont have the probability.
im rlly confused rn
ok kinda makes sensewhy not? I’m the balding one you can definitely use any method and in the first one you can find probability with standard deviation
variance is just npq or ig pq/n for the normal
don’t overthink it just use the formula which makes sense
yeahok kinda makes sense
i think i just need to do the past hsc papers soon and see if i can do those
idk tbh, I’ve always just used npqjust asking why do they then teach all this stuff e.g sample proportion etc when u could just use npq and np for every question or sample mean for every question
looks rightView attachment 40136
can someone check if part c is right. its just Bernoulli yeah?????????? i swear if its a formula im missing im gona give up