Question

@directrix

Answer 1

can i say something ?

Answer 2

sure

Answer 3

I just have a question about large number and they are telling me in the example that
If it rained yesterday, then it will probably rain today
and I dont understand that :/

Answer 4

lol
do you know notifications aren't working ?
@Daniellelovee
it shows that directrix is online but he isn't

Answer 5

oh that would explain a lot thank you for the information :)

Answer 6

what's the statement ?

Answer 7

whether the law of large numbers is being used?

Answer 8

hmm never seen that type of question
let me search the definition.. hm

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

hmm i'm not 100% sure
mayb this link help http://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/lawoflargenumbers.asp
what math is it ? and topic ?

Answer 11

Experimental Probability

Answer 12

and the class is statistics and probability

Answer 13

so the answer would be no right?

Answer 14

ah sorry can't help haven't taken stat yet and hopefully nevver ill take it
i hate probability and statistics

Answer 15

yes i think so too
but i'm not 100% sure :=)

Answer 16

alright thank you, do you happen to know anyone here that can help me on this class and that is online lol

Answer 17

hmm i'm pretty not a lot of users are good at stat
hmm
maybe ask phi
mathmate
jim_thompson5910
but they aren't on atm

Answer 18

sure**

Answer 19

yeah mathmate or directrix usually help me but they are not online :(

Answer 20

ye hmmm
do you like stat >> o.O why r u taking stat o.O o.I

Answer 21

because it was either that or calculus so

Answer 22

ww i see i'll pick calculus
alright good luck!

Answer 23

lol thank you :)

Answer 24

:)

Answer 25

DEFINITION of 'Law Of Large Numbers' A principle of probability and statistics which states that as a sample size grows, its mean will get closer and closer to the average of the whole population.

Answer 26

The sample size is small - just the outcome of one day as I see it.

Nothing large about that.

What do you think? @Daniellelovee