Відео

In this video, we discuss the rationale for doing inference on LSRL problems. Then, we learn how to construct a confidence interval for the slope of a LSRL.

Our final chapter covers statistical inference on Linear Regression. In order to understand this concept, we must first review the Least Squares Regression Line information we learned in Chapter 3!

The Chi Square Test for Independence works a LOT like the Chi Square Test for Homogeneity. Here, we will learn the difference between the two tests, and decide when each method is appropriate.

Here, we learn calculator commands and the full 4 step process for a Chi Square Test for Homogeneity, which is typically used in experiments involving two categorical variables

In this video, we learn how to prepare two way tables for Chi Square analysis. We review conditional distributions, and then build the pieces necessary for a Chi Square Test for Homogeneity

Rapid Review #1 (Exponentials)

In this video, I cover the "4 step process" for answering free response questions related to the Chi Square GoF Test. I also show calculator commands that can be used to answer these questions.

Formalizes the concepts we investigated in the previous video. We will learn how to calculate a test statistic for a Chi Square Goodness of Fit test, and we will learn how to turn that statistic into a p-value using a table.

Through the classic M&M problem, we will investigate and develop the concept of a Chi Square test statistic for analyzing a categorical variable with more than 2 possible values.

How to conduct a significance test on the difference between two means.

How to construct and interpret a confidence interval for the difference in two means. I do show where the necessary formulas come from, but we will largely use the calculator to generate our intervals with 2 parameters.

In this video, we apply our knowledge of significance testing to problems where we wish to compare two proportions

In Chapter 10, we learn how to handle a comparison between two different groups. This is an incredibly common occurrence - in just about any experiment, you will want to compare your treatment groups' results to each other. This video specifically develops the sampling distribution for the difference in two proportions, and uses it to construct confidence intervals on that difference.

Repeated Roots in Polynomials

Building a Polynomial Equation Using Roots

Solving Equations Using Roots

5-6 Solving Exponential Equations

5-5 Properties of Logarithms

5-4 Introduction to Logarithms

5-3 Exponential Word Problems

5-2 Translating Exponential Graphs

5-1 Graphing Exponential Equations

4-8 More on Radical Graphs

4-8 Graphing Radicals

4-7 More on Inverses

4-7 Functions and Inverses

4-6 Function Operations

4-6 Domain and Range of Functions

4-5 Solving Equations with Rational Exponents