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Aoa wr wb!
Thanks for the notes ...!
I have a doubt in the part np > 5 ..it's actually like np and nq greater than 5 [in june 2011 2nd variant]
so anyway i wanna know the reason why is it so? like from where does this 5 come?
alryt thanks..Aww its a rule...if np and nq is not greater than 5 you cant use approximation...so 5 is just for checking
If np and nq greater than 5, then we can use normal distribution .....and check the notes in the first post...i see some new points...
aww I am sorry but I dont have them anymore...did this last year...noTES on permuation plzzzzzzzz
noTES on permuation plzzzzzzzz
Jazakillah for the note, may Allah bless you with ease in your forthcoming statistics exam.
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