A physical quantity is measured 50 times, and the average of these measurements is taken as the result. If each measurement has a random error uniformly distributed over (1, 1), what is the probability that our result differs from the actual value by less than 0.25?
02/15 (lecture) 9-9:50 - No class President’s day 02/17 (lecture) 9-9:50 - Review for exam 1 - First Unit - History of Psychology - Need for research in Psychology - Research methods - research methods video - Next Unit - Storing, retrieving, encoding, (etc.) memory - Hyperthymesia - video - Language and Thought - Stages on language development - Cooing - Babbling - Holophrases - Telegraphic speech - Receptive language - Expressive language - Critical period of language - Genie - Broca’s aphasia - Wernicke’s aphasia - Nonhuman primates and sign language - Vocabulary - Syntax - New words 02/18 (lab) 9-9:50 Exam 1
