The Professor's Response
Hi professor, I am confused how to find the standard deviation in the problems in 4.1, number 7 i get that the mean is 1.5 but for the formula for standard deviation i am having trouble doing. Because the formula says the square root of NxPx (1-p)= the standard deviation. So what would I put for N? 4 each time? and for P what would I use?
See the professor's answer below.
Hi Tufic,
I know you already answered this question for yourself, but I am going to post the solution below anyway because I had already finished the video by the time you wrote me saying not to worry about it.
Glad you figured it out on your own though,
Professor McGuckian