Math
Is anyone who lives within like 20 miles of wash twp any good at statistics? If so, I may hire you on Oct 25 to double check all the answers on my take-home midterm. Before i took this graduate level stats class I thought I was good at it. turns out I don’t have a clue.
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I’d help you if I could for free. But I never took prob and stat.
John said:I’d help you if I could for free. But I never took prob and stat.
What are the odds you’d know what you’re doing?
Does it involve econometrics or writing SAS code? I may (operative word here, may) be able to help you then. It was my oh-so-cruel 8 AM capstone class which I hated, but if memory serves me right, I got an A…
Sammy said:John said:I’d help you if I could for free. But I never took prob and stat.
What are the odds you’d know what you’re doing?
47.
John said:Sammy said:John said:I’d help you if I could for free. But I never took prob and stat.
What are the odds you’d know what you’re doing?
47.
Well that was a good laugh.
I like math, Dawn! But I live far away.
I think you put all the questions on here, and make your answers based on popular opinion. Which would probably be good, as there are some people who are good at math floating around here.
haha thanks guys… maybe i will upload the questions and my answers and we can debate their correctness. i have no clue what the questions will involve. the class is a research and policy class, and even though the professor said we’d be doing a “short” unit on stats but not delve too deeply into them – just focus on the concepts, that’s not really how it’s playing out in the homework at all, so i’m super scared the midterm is going to be 100% really hard stats problems.