[@Sheggah]

Thank you ma’am this video really helped me

[@vivianakech4258]

Wow. You made it so simple to understand!.Thank you

[@raihanazainordin3533]

you are welcome. :)

[@danielnimbus1999]

Thank you so very much ❤
Stay blessed 🙏

[@raihanazainordin3533]

you are welcome. :)

[@stanslauscjohn]

Thanks for your explanations madam 🙏🙏

[@lakshanchamod1208]

clearly understood

[@danielnimbus1999]

Impressive ❤

[@evelyngt5950]

Where did 5 comes from?

[@pawanbhatta4053]

But the value of p is greater than 0.5 How can you use approximation to it? Isn’t the approximation approach meant value for the p

[@raihanazainordin3533]

there are reference books that do not mention about the need for p to be small. ultimately we just need to check for the multiplication of n and p; if n times p is greater than 5, then approximate to normal.

[@pawanbhatta4053]

@@raihanazainordin3533 and sometimes need to check n times q as well ig.

[@catttzzz7264]

where did 15.3 comes from?

[@raihanazainordin3533]

n×p×q = 120×0.85×0.15 = 15.3