In this module, we have spent a lot of time talking about the Normal Distribution. We learned how the Empirical Rule (68-95-99.7) allows us to predict data perfectly, and how Z-Scores allow us to standardise it. But there is a…
In the last lesson, we learned that if data follows a Normal Distribution, we can use the Empirical Rule (68-95-99.7) to instantly understand exactly where a data point falls compared to the rest of the group. But there is a…
In our last lesson, we looked at the probability of single, isolated events—flipping a coin, clicking an ad, or a server going offline. But what happens when you zoom out? What happens when you plot thousands, or even millions, of…
If you roll a die 10,000 times, plot the results on a graph, and squint, you will see a shape. If you measure the heights of 10,000 adult men and plot them, you will see a completely different shape. In…