Good afternoon! I was doing my stat homework and everything was fine as i was reading along the book. Then all of a sudden I felt lost. I imagine this is something I need the calculator to do but I don't know the right steps to input. There is an example that shows how to do it on Pearson but I would like to understand it as well. Any help is appreciated. This is the question.
#STA 101. Statistic Homework regarding variance. Need help with the calculator.
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I remember having a TI83 in highschool but i lost it..
Plus we never used the TI83 for statistics but for like calculations using exp and logarithm and plotting graphs
Statistics can easily overload you
Alright. I'll just bruteforce it manually with Pearson examples.
The good old using my hand
Haha its okay! No worries champ
from the table you can solve it
its not that hard
Like i used to calculate variance, mean values. And that’s it..
youd have different square values and frequencies
Yes I can. But Its alot of work. That's fine as well but I would like to understand how to use the calculator for this problem. There is like 20 questions that are similar man
damn
For example I was using a calculator for these questions. They seemed easily do able. All of a sudden there are 2 tables now and I don't know how to input it
take them one by one
See? I was doing alright. Now I just .. hah yeah okay. I'll focus.
I feel bad for our ancestors who had to do statistics without computers lol
Yeah. I was thinking the same thing.