When to use z or t statistics in significance tests.
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Sal just explained in 5 minutes what my professor failed to make clear over the course of 24 lectures. Thank you.
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This is JUST as complex as the study material I got. Doesn't help me get a lot of clarification 😅😅😅
Not helpful
this clear things up significantly for me
i still dont know when to use z or t -.-
I had the choice between spending 7-8 hours on my college provided study material(an IIT, by the way) or 2-3 hours on much simpler and much more intuitive lessons here.
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I can't understand this!! 😰😰
So am 3rd and 3rd time is the charm
The second one
The first one