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Ccossine replied to the thread How would this question be done?.Was this in an exam? You would need to make use continuity correction approximate binomial distribution as a normal distribution. I...
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R"But as if a magic lantern threw the nerves in patterns on a screen" ---- from Lovesong (TS Eliot)
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RRun hard@thehsc reacted to FesuY's post in the thread Has anyone made a comeback after half yearlies to achieve their atar goal? with Wow.
I got 9/20 for my first english assessment, I just got my at2 results and ended up getting 17/20 for the essay. So yeah, made a nice...
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RRun hard@thehsc replied to the thread Difference.true whereas we would use binomial for multiple n and normal when the n gets quite large, considering the distribution fits a given criteria
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RThe Bernoulli would have n = 1.
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CNormal distribution describes continuous data which have a symmetric distribution, with a characteristic "bell" shape. The normal...
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Ccossine replied to the thread Difference.The Bernoulli would have n = 1.
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Ccossine replied to the thread Difference.binomial/bernoulli and normal distribution are completely different. normal distribution is probability density function (pdf). pdf is...
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thanks
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BSuppose I do not get any offers for early entry, and do not meet the ATAR requirements for the course that I want. What do I do if there...
