@ganeshie8 http://openstudy.com/users/yanasidlinskiy#/updates/56fe903ee4b0261a951e2266 ^^^^^ That's the mean and Standard Deviation calculated..
Both of my Standard Deviation and Mean are wrong. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but...
Both Top and bottom, I got.. .0263 and .9737.. Now my mean and standard deviation were wrong. Any idea?
part a looks good!
Yea, Ik part B tho is what's killing me
mean = 35*(1/38) + (-1)*37/38 right ?
Yes.
and your grader says that is wrong is it ?
Yes.
mean = 35*(1/38) + (-1)*37/38 = -0.0526 I don't really how the mean can be anything different...
Do you think it could be the negative though?
Yea, it just means you lose your money if you play the game too many times
mean could be negative, zero, or positive
It happens to be negative in our case nothing unusual
It has to be negative otherwuse how can the casinos survive ?
Okay, here's what my Professor said: -0.05 is the mean 5.76 is the standard deviation. No idea how they got it.
what do you mean you don't get it
Like how did they get a wayyyy different answer that me and Hartnn got...?
don't you see your professor has rounded the mean to two decimal places instead of four ?
I know that....<< But like we got 24...***** and she got 5.76...
are you talking about standard deviation now ?
Yes....
good with mean ?
What?
you were complaining about both `mean` and `standard deviation` earlier
Ughgh. The F standard Deviation. How the f did they get a complete different answer than what I had
I am asking if you're okay with mean
Yes,... I am....
Good. Whats the value of mean that you're using ?
What was the mean?
haven't you calculated the mean yet ?
I already posted what I had for the mean...^^^^^^^
you have posted two values i need to know the specific value that you're going to use to calculate standard deviation
-0.05 or -0.0526
2nd one.
Okay, plug that in standard deviation formula
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=sqrt((35%5E2*1%2F38+%2B+(-1)%5E2*37%2F38)+-(-+0.0526)%5E2)
looks your professor is correct, the stadanrd deviation is indeed 5.76 may i see how you managed to get 24 ?
Yes..
you're using wrong formula for standard deviation
Ok. Thank you.
you may use the formula from here... https://people.richland.edu/james/lecture/m170/ch06-prb.html
Ok
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