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Sums of independent random variables: large sum of uniform RVs converge to a normal RV with Maple animation. Description of a confidence interval to students with only a probability background. Definition of a conditional probability density function as well as an example.

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  • Sums of independent random variables: large sum of uniform RVs converge to a normal RV with Maple animation.
  • Description of a confidence interval to students with only a probability background.
  • Definition of a conditional probability density function as well as an example.
  • Definition of covariance and several examples of computing covariance.

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MA 381: Section 6.1: Continuous Random Variable - Mean and Variance
MA 381: Section 8.3: Conditional Probability Density Function for Continuous Random Variables
MA 381: Section 10.2: Covariance
MA 381: Section 8.3: Introduction to Conditional Distributions, Part 1
MA 381: Statistical Application, Confidence Interval, Part 1
MA 381: Section 4.3: Discrete Random Variables
MA 381: Section 4.1: Random Variables
MA 381: Section 11.2: Sums Of Independent Random Variables, Part 3
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MA 381: Section 6.1: Continuous Random Variable - Mean and Variance

MA 381: Section 6.1: Continuous Random Variable - Mean and Variance

Determining the mean and variance for a continuous random variable.

MA 381: Section 8.3: Conditional Probability Density Function for Continuous Random Variables

MA 381: Section 8.3: Conditional Probability Density Function for Continuous Random Variables

Definition of a conditional probability density function as well as an example.

MA 381: Section 10.2: Covariance

MA 381: Section 10.2: Covariance

Definition of covariance and several examples of computing covariance.

MA 381: Section 8.3: Introduction to Conditional Distributions, Part 1

MA 381: Section 8.3: Introduction to Conditional Distributions, Part 1

Example of what a conditional distribution is and how it is built. A discrete example of coin flipping is used.

MA 381: Statistical Application, Confidence Interval, Part 1

MA 381: Statistical Application, Confidence Interval, Part 1

Description of a confidence interval to students with only a probability background.

MA 381: Section 4.3: Discrete Random Variables

MA 381: Section 4.3: Discrete Random Variables

Read more details and related context about MA 381: Section 4.3: Discrete Random Variables.

MA 381: Section 4.1: Random Variables

MA 381: Section 4.1: Random Variables

Read more details and related context about MA 381: Section 4.1: Random Variables.

MA 381: Section 11.2: Sums Of Independent Random Variables, Part 3

MA 381: Section 11.2: Sums Of Independent Random Variables, Part 3

Sums of independent random variables: large sum of uniform RVs converge to a normal RV with Maple animation.