Random variables [videorecording]
By: a project of COMAP in association with the American Statistical Association ; Chedd-Angier Production Co. ; field producer/director, Jill Singer.
Contributors: Amabile, Teresa M.; Singer, Jill.; Chedd-Angier Production Company.; Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications (U.S.).; Magic Lantern Communications.
Series: Against all odds ; 16
Published: 1989
Place of publication: Oakville, Ont. :bMagic Lantern Communications Ltd
Language: eng
Number of pages: 26
Subjects: Multivariate analysis.; Probabilities.; Random variables.
Notes: FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY.  An Annenberg/CPB project. PRESENTER: Teresa M. Amabile. Program 16 of 26 programs. The probability of random events can be calculated with the multiplication rule. We also learn how a random variable represents a numerical outcome of a random phenomenon, and how the concepts of mean and standard deviation can be used to describe random variables.

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