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MATH 132: Probability and Statistics
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Factorial Calculator
n!
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Permutation Calculator
nPr
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Combination Calculator (a.k.a. From N, Choose R)
nCr
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Binomial Distribution Calculator
nCx * p^x * (1-p)^(n-x)
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Hypergeometric Distribution Calculator
aCx * bC(n-x) / (a+b)Cn
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Alpha Confidence Intervals Calculator

a ± tα/2 * se√( (1/n) + (x2/Sxx) )
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Answer: < α <

 

Beta Confidence Intervals Calculator

b ± tα/2 * (se/√Sxx)
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Answer: < β <

 

y Confidence Intervals Average

(a + bx0) ± tα/2 * se√( (1/n) + ( (x0-x)2 / Sxx ) )
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Answer: < μy|x0 <

 

y Confidence Intervals Prediction Limits

(a + bx0) ± tα/2 * se√( 1 + (1/n) + ( (x0-x)2 / Sxx ) )
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Enter the mean x (x) here:
Enter the value of Sxx here:

Answer: < μy|x0 <

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