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If you ever muck around in statistics, it's not long before you see E(x) = something. These are expected values. Expected Values ...

Learn how to calculate the Mean, a.k.a Expected Value, of a continuous random variable. We define the formula as well as see ...

I work through an example of deriving the mean and variance of a continuous probability distribution. I assume a basic knowledge ...

The expected value (aka the mean) of a probability distribution is one of the most important functions of a random variable.

Okay this time we'll be looking at the expected value of a continuous random variable so remember the expected value of a ...

... a continuous random variable and it's quite similar to what we learned for discrete random variables the expected value or the ...

This statistics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into continuous probability distributions. It discusses the normal ...

In this video, we define the expected value, or mean, of a continuous random variables and provide examples. This is lecture 24 ...

An introduction to the concept of the expected value of a discrete random variable. I also look at the variance of a discrete random ...

Here x is a continuous random variable. It has PDF probability density function f ofx the expected value of this random variable is ...

We discuss how to compute the mean and variance of a continuous random variable. We give an example of computing the mean ...

I explain how to calculate the mean (expected value) and variance of a continuous random variable. Tutorials on continuous ...

What Is The Expected Value Of A Continuous Random Variable? In this informative video, we will break down the concept of ...

An introduction to continuous random variables and continuous probability distributions. I briefly discuss the probability density ...

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This video explains how to calculate the expected value of winning a game. it also explains how to calculate the expected value of ...

... of a continuous random variable V of X is equal to the expectation of x^2 minus the expectation of x^2 so this value is just 4.05.

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In this lesson, we'll discuss the important role of expected values for characterizing random variables, and, as a special case, we'll ...